Blueman
Blueman — a grim intern simulator set inside a hellish corporation. On each floor, a new mini-game awaits you, reflecting everyday office life.
Estimated lifetime revenueMedium confidence
$11.8Kgross
$5.3Klow → high range$25.9K
Net to developer$7.8K
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
2.6K
mid estimate
About
About the game
Congratulations — you’ve been accepted for a probationary period!
Blueman is looking for motivated interns willing to do anything: set up workstations, feed the demon, make others work, and join corporate games without asking too many questions.
During probation you’ll climb floor by floor: on each floor a new “important task” awaits — and for some reason it’s entrusted to you. Clear every trial and, who knows, one day you might be the one giving the orders.
Features:
A do-it-all intern. You play the person everything gets dumped on, from “little errands” to tasks that somehow decide an entire department’s fate.
No monotonous grind. Each level plays like a standalone mini-game with its own rules.
Probation with no room for mistakes. Mistakes restart the current level, making attention to detail central to the gameplay — just like a real probation where perfection is expected and almost nothing is explained.
A hell suspiciously similar to work. Beneath the gloom and demons lurk very familiar office realities.
Short yet substantial. The compact format lets you experience the whole intern journey — from the first task to the top floor — in a single sitting.
Estimated completion time: ~60 minutes
