STAMPED
NEXUS CORP, sub-basement 7-A. Stamp the forms. Ask nothing. Since 1952, forty-six clerks have vanished at this desk - you are the forty-seventh. Cross-check every claim on your terminal, rule APPROVED or REJECTED, and try not to wonder what the paperwork is really sealing.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$245gross
$74low → high range$734
Net to developer$163
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
43
mid estimate
About
About the game
THE VACANCY
You applied because you had no other option. NEXUS CORP had the only opening: Document Processing, workstation 7-A, sub-basement three. Good pay, full benefits, and no questions about the debt that drove you here.The previous clerk, Amelie Rousseau, is listed as reassigned. She was Employee #46.
You are #47.
THE WORK
A form lands on your desk. Read it. Cross-check it against the terminal: employee records, department codes, working days, clearance levels, supervisors. The numbers rarely agree with each other.Then decide. APPROVED or REJECTED.
Stamp wrong and Compliance notices. Stamp too slowly and the queue does.
THE PROTOCOL
Every form carries the prefix NX. Every stamp is a seal. Something was filed away in this building forty-seven years ago, and the paperwork is the only thing holding it shut.The deeper you dig, the more the office answers back. Your sanity is a number in the corner of the screen. So is their suspicion of you.
FEATURES
- Investigate with a working terminal: query employees, departments, calendars, clearances and histories to find the lie hidden in every document
- Decide under pressure. Every stamp enters the record, and the record remembers
- Psychological horror that arrives through the paperwork, not through jump scares
- Multiple endings: comply, investigate, or refuse to sign
- Chapter 1: Protocol 47
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