
Out of Office! is a cooperative camping game set in Nova Scotia. As employees of a behind-the-times tech company, your team has been sent on a nature retreat where enjoying yourselves is mandatory. Underperform and you run the risk of being terminated.
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Congratulations employees, you've been selected for our new initiative: mandatory company retreat!
As part of this team building experience, your team gets the opportunity to test our new HIGH QUALITY tech products within the natural elements! Each day will bring a new product to test and new tasks to complete.
You and your team will explore a unique Atlantic Canadian national park, complete with a variety of flora and fauna. Be on the lookout for all kinds of creatures, friendly and adversarial. But keep your wits about you, who knows what's lurking in the depths of the wilderness 👀
Your survival is dependent on your ability to work as a team, each lost team member means a permanent handicap to your total synergy. Manage survival elements like ticks, hunger, poison, and your ever filling bladder to protect your synergy, or else you run the risk of being terminated!
Work together to get past the boss's Team Building Activities. Each new day brings a new activity - AKA an opportunity for the boss to test out some experimental technology. Each activity requires cooperation, like guiding each other through an obstacle course, or locating an isolated character in the dark.
Team work makes the dream work! Your survival is dependent on your ability to work as a team, each lost team member means a permanent handicap to your team’s performance! But don’t worry a worthy referral can bring them back!
2 to 6 player coop
Proximity voice chat
Chaotic elements
Wiggle Physics
Glizzies
Raccoon Reincarnation!
Crazy dance moves
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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