Mojiken's WORK WORK WORK Prologue Demo Arrives October 8 on Steam
Mojiken is following A Space for the Unbound, its pixel adventure hit, with a game about office conformity, and the demo is the first public read on whether the studio's pivot to a workplace setting holds together.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Toge Productions announced that the prologue demo for WORK WORK WORK, a retro pixel art puzzle adventure from Indonesian developer Mojiken, will release on October 8 for PC via Steam. The demo covers the story's prologue, with a virtual assistant, clue collecting, and tasks at a company called Triquetra. The game is a commercial redevelopment of a Mojiken experimental project.
The demo covers the prologue only, but it carries the game's premise: the player works inside Triquetra, a company that calls itself the most productive in the world, and collects clues while doing the job. Interactions with a virtual assistant and clue gathering are the interactive elements named. The setting is a society that endorses repeating the cycle of work, life, and death, and the questions posed are whether the player notices the cracks in the company and finds a way out. The prologue lands on PC via Steam.
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