Worm Remote Work Sim 'Worming from Home' Lands on Steam
The game frames the absurdity of remote work, insider trading, and intern management through a worm protagonist, a premise that is now available at a discount on Steam.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Zach Northrop and Mason Sabharwal released 'Worming from Home,' a simulation about a worm doing remote work. Players manipulate a squishy body to use human-sized keyboards, reply to emails, and make documents. The job also involves trading on insider information, overseeing interns, and dodging manager video calls. It is on Steam with a 25% discount until September 19.
Zach Northrop and Mason Sabharwal have put their worm office comedy on the shelf. 'Worming from Home' is now live, letting players steer a pliable worm through a day of human-sized productivity.
The sim mixes mundane tasks with darker office satire. Workers reply to email, draft documents, and also use insider information to play the stock market, supervise a crowd of interns, and block video calls from the manager. Off the clock, the worm can brew coffee, shop online, or bulk up with strength training and self-help books.
The game is on Steam. A 25% launch discount runs through September 19.
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