7 Jobs at the Same Time

Holy... that was insane. It was short but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this hits hard in today's world full of capitalism. Definitely recommended, you'll feel the pressure frfr

Fascinating little game. The writing was a bit on the nose, and I wish more of the jobs included an element of multitasking (such as the customer service job requiring you to respond to messages as they came in). But overall worth the 45 minutes or so it takes to play.

"The most accurate Depression-era simulator set in a Windows 95 office." If you’ve ever thought, "I wish my panic attacks were gamified," this is the title for you. You play as a debt-ridden soul trying to survive a week by juggling seven different jobs—all on one desktop. One minute you’re filling out a spreadsheet, the next you’re sorting files, and suddenly you’re tasked with monitoring a nuclear bomb while a six-year-old asks you to color a drawing. The Good: Pure Chaos: The multitasking is genuinely stressful in a way that feels rewarding when you actually pull it off. The Vibe: The retro OS aesthetic is spot-on. It captures that specific brand of "corporate dread" perfectly. Price Tag: It’s free. You can’t complain about the salary when the game itself costs zero dollars. Short & Sweet: You can "beat" the work week in about 45 minutes to an hour. The Bad: Carpal Tunnel Speedrun: Your mouse hand will be screaming by Thursday. The "Window" Struggle: Some tasks require precise clicking, and when windows overlap, it’s easy to misclick and lose precious seconds. Existential Crisis: You might finish the game and realize your real-life job feels suspiciously similar. Final Verdict: It’s a frantic, anxiety-inducing masterpiece. It’s like Papers, Please met a caffeine overdose. Perfect for a quick session when you want to feel productive while actually doing nothing. 9/10 – I still hear the notification pings in my sleep

Well... that got real dark real fast. Good little quickie.

Did not even feel like a hour so it went by fast. Its nice free game and its pretty easy, it gives you 21 minutes and it takes away like 30 seconds to get something wrong. I would give it a 6/10.

While a bit depressing, it is an interesting game. There's no rush with the time given for each day, but you can set personal goals to add tension if you wish. There's some replayability with the chat responses, but they are one note. It's interesting to discover the personality of each employer. There's commentary on the state of the world and a wicked dark sense of dry humor.