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Office Shoe Slinger

Your coworkers won’t stop talking. Sling shoes through their annoying speech bubbles, chain the hits, and shut down the office one ridiculous level at a time.

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Release
May 10, 2026
84 days ago
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About the Game

Office Shoe Slinger is a fast arcade shooting gallery where annoying office chatter becomes the target. Aim your shoe, smash moving speech bubbles, build ridiculous combos, unlock strange footwear, and chase high scores across 15 increasingly unhinged coworkers.

Features

  • Sling shoes through moving, dodging speech bubbles

  • Chain hits into ridiculous score multipliers

  • Battle 15 increasingly unhinged coworkers

  • Unlock strange shoes

  • Compete on Steam leaderboards

  • 38 Steam achievements

  • Over 1,000 lines of workplace nonsense

  • Gary