Like the tycoon and management sims of old, Office Management 101 has entered Early Access and so far it's looking like players are enjoying it.
Making fun of the real corporate world, it's something of a satirical game. While it's business focused it's full of "quirky characters, slapstick humor, and unexpected events in a cheerful and detailed capitalist dystopia". You assume the role of CEO of a fresh electronics company tasked with hiring employees, designing your office and turning it all into a "ruthless money-making machine".
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Main Features:
- Recruit, underpay and overwork your workforce!
- Master the art of Office Architecture and Decoration!
- Devise high-priced products for gullible consumers!
- Achieve a set of goals in Scenario Mode!
- Follow your own path to glory in Sandbox Mode!
- Expanded gameplay with Steam Workshop mod support!
Available on itch.io and Steam. The developer says it will remain in Early Access for at least a year.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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StalePopcorn Mar 21, 2022
"Yeah, I'm gonna need that done 'ayy-sap,' mmkayy?"
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QuoteDevise high-priced products for gullible consumers!This reminds me of a friend who worked for a security company. They sold alarm-type devices with software attached. They sold these in a range, three tiers I think from basic to deluxe, you know how it goes. The basic version was in fact the deluxe version with a few functions disabled. When he told me that I realized this was obviously not just his company, it is how things work.
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Quoting: Purple Library GuyThis reminds me of a friend who worked for a security company. They sold alarm-type devices with software attached. They sold these in a range, three tiers I think from basic to deluxe, you know how it goes. The basic version was in fact the deluxe version with a few functions disabled. When he told me that I realized this was obviously not just his company, it is how things work.Just how things works.
A certain car was sold in "1.8" (150bhp) and "2.0" (175bph) models. Both are in fact 2.0 litre engines with the same components. The only difference was the price and the software.
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Kimyrielle Mar 21, 2022
Offices are still a thing? :P
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I played the demo when it was available and it has potential, there just wasn't enough differentiating things implemented, so it was kind of Gamedev Tycoon lite.
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Quoting: KimyrielleOffices are still a thing? :PYou know, some sort of work from home sim game might not be a bad idea:
Reach your performance target for the day whilst keeping up with the housework, pets and sick kids. Try to manage not only your own sanity and health but also make sure to keep your marriage alive!
* Mini game where you try to keep a straight face during zoom meetings when the flatulence issues of your spouse goes totally out of control.
* Do you sacrifice work hours to go grocery shopping or increase productivity by using your TPS reports as TP and risk getting piles?
* Pre-order bonus includes rare golden ergonomic office chair with +10 lumbar support!
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TheRiddick Mar 22, 2022
Can I force my office workers to pee into a bottle as a method of reducing break times? That is the ultimate goal. Plus when it comes to pay raises I would like the nominees to fight to the death in a arena cage....
Last edited by TheRiddick on 22 March 2022 at 9:16 pm UTC
Last edited by TheRiddick on 22 March 2022 at 9:16 pm UTC
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Quoting: TheRiddickCan I force my office workers to pee into a bottle as a method of reducing break times? That is the ultimate goal. Plus when it comes to pay raises I would like the nominees to fight to the death in a arena cage....Don't give Amazon any ideas . . .
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