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Career's End

In this immersive physics-based sandbox, you play as a serious CEO about to take the stage to discuss high-tech business in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Chaos ensues.

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February 24, 2026
158 days ago
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About the Game

In this immersive physics-based sandbox, you play as a serious CEO man who is about to take the stage to discuss high-tech business in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

  • THE fantasy everyone wants to experience

The game begins normally: as you enter the stage, you can clap, dance, and take a bow. You can cycle through the fake presentation slides behind you and even control the camera angles and zoom - just like a live TV broadcast.

  • UNMATCHED physics interaction

Alternatively, you can jump around and knock over equipment and people - embarrassing yourself in the process, which is by far the more fun option.

A short game with no goals, points, or achievements in the traditional sense - only dumb fun.

*gamepad is required.