MOMO.EXE 2

Momo.EXE 2 is a critique of capitalism, and that you can never be free from a 'boss' in the capitalistic system. In the beginning sequence, you complete tasks for Momo, so that you are able to finish your work and send it off to your boss. You are willing to destroy your office, potentially endangering yourself (or potentially others), in order to make sure your get your work sent off. The desperation of keeping your job, to stay of the streets, reeks off of your character as they become desperate to fulfill the task. After this sequence, it is shown that Momo has killed your boss, which shocks your character as they are likely to get fired (or arrested) if they are believed to be the murderer. Momo then ends up playing a cruel trick, acting as if she is going to kill your, before telling you that it is a 'joke' and exclaims "you have done a good job, go home", signifying that she is the character's new boss. In the second sequence of MOMO.EXE 2, you wake up, believing that it was simply all a dream (likely due to your character commonly having nightmares associated with work-stress, ) before Momo texts you and says that you are not free yet (signifying that a job is never done, and that a boss will work you to death if they can). Your character is then instructed to complete a list of tasks personal tasks under the threat of losing their livelihood (which signifies the abuse of power that many bosses present), before you are finally instructed to cause your own death. This sequence is in the game to represent the ~10-15% of suicides a year that are caused by work related stress; however; instead of escaping your job, in a cruel spurt of irony, you are forced to work for Momo forever in 'her world'. The death sequence is to show that you are never not someone's property, and even if you are dead, your likeness may still be used to lead: propaganada, commercials, and dispsosable goods.