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Employee 925

Employee 925 is a short psychological horror game about compliance and the quiet erosion of self in the workplace.

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September 25, 2025
311 days ago
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About the Game

Employee 925 is a short psychological horror and narrative experiment about work, obedience, and the cost of denying yourself to become what the system expects.

You arrive.
You comply.
You complete your mandatory training — again and again.

Follow every instruction, communicate with your co-worker through Morse code, and measure your worth in a place where success means erasing who you are.

Your progress will be logged.
Your cooperation will be acknowledged.
Your understanding is not required.

Features

  • ~60 minute experience

  • Multiple endings

  • Unique communication mechanic

  • A surreal reflection on conformity, ambition, and the loss of identity

  • Additional Speedrun mode - try to beat your best time!

  • Tested and runs great on Steam Deck

For players who enjoyed The Stanley Parable, Severance, and minimalist psychological horror.