
Protect your family. Protect your coworkers. Verify today. Office 5 is a short analog indie horror experience where the player can never be certain who is human or who is unverified.
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You are Riku Moriyama, a recent transfer from Office 3, who is starting his first day on the job at Office 5. Office 5 has recently secured its biggest client to date and has become inundated with transfers, new faces, and daily requirements for verification.
The R.F.C. now recommends daily verification for all its employees.
"Protect your family. Protect your coworkers. Verify today."
"A verified employee is a safe employee."
Without verification there is no guarantee an employee will be granted access to any R.F.C. facilities. The admittance of unverified people endangers your coworkers, and most importantly, delays fulfillment of client requests.
Office 5 is one of 32 branches of offices maintained by the R.F.C.
A new client recently chose Office 5 to be responsible for all of its requests.
In order to ensure consistent fulfillment, new employees and transfers must report to the Office 5 Verification Center.
The top priority of Office 5 is to ensure the continuation of client request fulfillment, regardless of an employees circumstance.
In the unlikely event security detects the presence of an unverified person, the "U.P.D.A" will inform employees. Employees will be trained to escape to a safe place until help arrives.
Environment Interactions: Riku can interact with a variety of signs, items and NPCs to progress the story.
Hiding: Get away from the enemy by utilizing your surroundings.
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Languages: English*, Japanese**languages with full audio support
Reviews
Fun little game. well worth the price, take your time. don't rush it, enjoy
Quite a fun little game. Pretty short (less than 1hr), but there are a couple of endings which make it worth re-running. The gameplay is pretty linear and there isn't much room to explore or chat with people who are not in your direct task line. However it's varied enough to not get frustrated. Story is pretty light and conclusions are not very fleshed out, leaving more to the imagination about what happens after the endings. Not much there in the music department but the graphics and animations are cute and overall it's a unique experience. For the price (very reasonable to support a single indie dev) I'd recommend giving it a go if you like shorter games you can complete in one sitting.
I liked playing this game and find out the different endings!
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