This game was a very creative entry, and it has a lot of potential to be something more. I was really intrigued by the concept of the game, but unfortunately I think there were a few misses in the execution. If you were able to adjust this in the future, this could be a really unique game on the market.

The biggest concern I have is going to be the gameplay. The game lends itself to an interesting atmosphere and a strong storyline, but the cookie-clicker style minigame kind of kills any chance of that taking root in the player's mind. Especially with a lack of visuals, it gets the "boring job" part of the description across well, but also lacks from making the story interesting due to the fact that the story is only portrayed through unreviewable text and flashes of light. The light flash is a great way to indicate mood, environment, and events, but without anything else, can only really be distracting. This along with the fact that the computer monitor ingame is on the opposite side of the desk from the actual text we're supposed to be reading to follow along makes it so that the player has to choose between figuring out what the story is or doing their desk job. When the desk job is the only form of player interaction with the game, this is a bad choice because it discourages the player from playing the game at all.

Despite this, I think you did a very good job creating a setting and the room itself is rendered gorgeously, which is a big part of why I wanted to play this game to begin with. I think with some polish, upgrades to ui and some more game design fixes, this would be a cool game to complete. Good job! :)

Nice game! When I first launched, I thought I was going to have some intense Mirror's Edge parkour, but an idle game is a nice surprise. I like the different fonts used for the co-workers so I can tell who is who (or is that my imagination?). Sometimes I miss dialogue as I was busy reading numbers and calculating in my head, so a chat history would be nice for me, or game's conversation could be happening in a chatroom on a second screen on the left instead as a more diegetic option. Good 15 minutes spent.

Idle game was fine but the overall screen and layout and actually seeing where youre clicking was difficult.

Thinking Of Beautiful People wins best game title of the whole competition from me 

I LOOOVE being locked in a room with 3 schizophrenics and a PC playing cookie clicker.  The gameplay is basically just cookie clicker and there is nothing else to do except for listening to said schizophrenics. Graphics are fine but there isn't much to look at. There are barely any sounds except for some ambience. But this is a very creative game nonetheless. Also you should add an epileptic warning since there a lot of flashing lights