7 Jobs at the Same Time

Had fun with this though it would be nice if I could see my cursor a little better.

This game starts as a fun tongue-in-cheek job sim and gets a little too real too quickly. I like the visuals slowly degrading over time, and the increased difficulty felt challenging but not overwhelming. Finished in just over an hour session.

Incredible dystopia. Well-written, well-executed. The typos add a touch of humanity that later feels like it's been phased out as grammar universally "improves," meaning you have to do "less" for the spreadsheet job. It had me sending messages to my first boss by the end, knowing I'd only get one or two unique messages back. The pop-up ads are a good daily segment. The screen overlay was unsettling and made it very clear that this isn't just 7 days. Even the colors portray a story. It's obviously been years. I wish I could have read all of the messages at the end, as upsetting as they were. I'd love to say more, especially on the character "development," but I don't want to spoil anything specific for those who enjoy dystopian tropes, and it's very pleasant. Pleasantly unpleasant. Do not play this game unless you are comfortable with mentions and implications of suicide and murder.

7 Jobs at the Same Time (2025, разработчик — Rinanda Hidayat) — бесплатный point‑and‑click симулятор многозадачности с сатирой на капитализм. Суть: после выпуска из вуза герой берёт 7 работ сразу, чтобы выплатить студенческий кредит. Нужно жонглировать задачами (заполнение таблиц, сортировка файлов и т. д.), общаться с работодателями и успевать всё за ограниченное время. Ключевые особенности: жанр: симулятор, тайм‑менеджмент, сатира, антиутопия; геймплей: 7 дней нарастающей сложности, каждая задача требует скорости и точности (в т. ч. быстрой печати); стиль: 2D, минимализм, эстетика 90‑х; атмосфера: без музыки — только звуки офиса и стройки; платформа: PC (Windows); режим: одиночный; модель: бесплатная; достижения Steam: 8 штук. Минусы: высокая сложность из‑за жёстких временных лимитов; короткая продолжительность (~1 час); мрачный финал с тяжёлыми темами. Итог: жёсткий, но увлекательный симулятор выгорания — для тех, кто хочет прочувствовать давление современного рынка труда в игровой форме.

Que dire... Ouaw ? L'introspection que je n'attendais pas en lançant ce jeu, mais j'ai beaucoup aimé !

"The most accurate Depression-era simulator set in a Windows 95 office." If you’ve ever thought, "I wish my panic attacks were gamified," this is the title for you. You play as a debt-ridden soul trying to survive a week by juggling seven different jobs—all on one desktop. One minute you’re filling out a spreadsheet, the next you’re sorting files, and suddenly you’re tasked with monitoring a nuclear bomb while a six-year-old asks you to color a drawing. The Good: Pure Chaos: The multitasking is genuinely stressful in a way that feels rewarding when you actually pull it off. The Vibe: The retro OS aesthetic is spot-on. It captures that specific brand of "corporate dread" perfectly. Price Tag: It’s free. You can’t complain about the salary when the game itself costs zero dollars. Short & Sweet: You can "beat" the work week in about 45 minutes to an hour. The Bad: Carpal Tunnel Speedrun: Your mouse hand will be screaming by Thursday. The "Window" Struggle: Some tasks require precise clicking, and when windows overlap, it’s easy to misclick and lose precious seconds. Existential Crisis: You might finish the game and realize your real-life job feels suspiciously similar. Final Verdict: It’s a frantic, anxiety-inducing masterpiece. It’s like Papers, Please met a caffeine overdose. Perfect for a quick session when you want to feel productive while actually doing nothing. 9/10 – I still hear the notification pings in my sleep

"Based on a true story" type of game