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A Workplace Roguelike

A chaotic office roguelike where staplers are weapons and quitting requires surviving trial by combat.

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Last Light Loreworks
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About the Game

Quit Your Job — literally. In this fast‑paced office roguelike, the only way to resign is to survive trial by combat against your coworkers… armed with staplers, printers, and whatever else the corporate gods left lying around.

Every run throws you into a new chaotic floor of corporate nonsense. Earn files, buy upgrades, unlock new tools of cubicle destruction, and fight your way toward the one thing every employee dreams of: the right to walk out the door.

Every Run Is Different

Procedurally generated office layouts mean no two shifts are the same. One run might be a clean sprint to the exit. The next might be a printer‑jam nightmare.

Adapt, improvise, and hope the break room has something useful.

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