
A pointy-clicky comedy corporate thriller. Solve puzzles, get to know your colleagues, and unravel a sinister global conspiracy. All in a day's work.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.43/day in the week to Aug 24 → 0/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

Solve puzzles, shirk responsibility, and figure out what’s really happening behind the scenes in the world’s weirdest office.
It’s just like those adventure games you remember, only without the insane moon logic.


Or at least that’s what the company motto says. Tom doesn’t have time to debate semantics, though; he’s dangerously late for work – and he hasn’t even started his big Project AGER pitch.
Sneaking up to his desk won’t be easy. In his way stands a boatload of bureaucracy, a furlong of fetch quests, and a pretty ominous set of warnings from a mysterious voice in the air vents.
Just what is going on at Biggleboss Inc.?
What does it have to do with Tom?
And why does it suddenly feel like his day is only set to get weirder?


That's 13 actors playing some 18 characters. Why not see if you can guess which ones double up? I bet you can't.
"This is the first script I've recorded where I have genuinely laughed out loud all throughout the recording. In my 11 years of working as a voice actor I'd mark this down as the funniest project I've ever worked on."
- Greg Johnson | The game's lead voice actor
The game's also packed with lots of whizzy animations, cutscenes, and fun touches that took ages to do.
In fact this whole thing took me five years to make, so if you play it I sure hope you like it.


The Biggleboss Incident is (hopefully) funny and entertaining and intriguing, and functions – for all intents and purposes – like a genuine video game.
It doesn’t push the genre forward or break any new ground or anything, but I’ll leave that stuff to the pros. And, hey, if you ignore some of the rougher edges I’ll forget all about that embarrassing thing you did that one time.
You know the one.
Anyway, this is most definitely a point-and-click adventure video game, and it’s one I think you should probably buy.

Voices!
Pointing!
Clicking!
Intrigue and mystery!
Mild peril!
A bit where you can flick a light switch that serves absolutely no purpose!
Pervasive, crushing satire about the pointlessness of corporate culture!
Sums Steam only; App Store publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $7.99 | 192reviews | 92% | — | $31.7K |
| $2.99 | 90ratings | 94% | — | not modelled |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
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Themes across 50 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Fun point and click adventure! Not too difficult and a great story!
I've been gaming for a very long time, I've also worked in the gaming industry on a some big triple A games. Old school point and click games are my comfort blanket games. Some are ok, some are great. The great ones make you smile and think and laugh and then think really hard when you come up against a goat, then cry. This game is very well made, clean, modern well thought out. But why don't the lifts go all the way to the top? It could be down to crazy point and click logic to help the plot along or as simple as the shape of the building? Great writing, really nice artwork, really solid voice acting. It cleverly pokes fun at the often absurdity of office life, the puzzles are well thought out and satisfying to solve. Its a really good game. Its a nice surprise, as I know how this game was put together, and the dev seems like a really nice person, but also new to making games, so my expectations were not overly ambitious. All I can say, is that this dev is very talented in many aspects of game making, art, sound, writing. This is definitely a modern classic in the making and belongs up there with the classics we all know and love. Its a really good feeling when you finally stumble onto a good game. Thank you to the dev.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Mir haben die handgezeichneten Figuren und Orte des Spiels gut gefallen. Der Stil und die Geschichte erinnert ein wenig an Dilbert oder ähnliche Werke über die moderne Arbeitskultur. Sehr gelungen ist auch die Sprachausgabe und die Musik.
[b]The Biggleboss Incident[/b] é um título que até arranca boas risadas com seu humor absurdo, mas que falha miseravelmente como um produto na plataforma. Sem suporte, sem tradução e abandonado por um desenvolvedor preguiçoso, simplesmente não vale o seu dinheiro. -------------------------- [h3][b]Análise:[/b][/h3] [b]The Biggleboss Incident[/b] é um daqueles jogos que claramente tem personalidade. O humor funciona, algumas situações são bem absurdas e a ideia de misturar mistério, escritório, conspiração e point-and-click tem seu charme. O jogo consegue arrancar algumas risadas, e em vários momentos dá para perceber que existe criatividade ali. O problema é que isso não basta quando o pacote da Steam vem tão seco. Não tem [b]tradução para Português[/b], o que já pesa bastante em um jogo focado em texto, diálogo e piada. Humor depende muito de linguagem, então limitar tudo ao inglês automaticamente reduz o público que vai conseguir aproveitar bem a experiência. Além disso, não tem [b]conquistas na Steam[/b]. Para um point-and-click com puzzles, situações engraçadas e momentos específicos, conquistas seriam praticamente obrigatórias. Era o tipo de jogo perfeito para recompensar curiosidade, escolhas, interações idiotas e pequenos segredos. Também não tem [b]cartas colecionáveis[/b], então nem esse agrado básico para quem gosta de completar perfil da Steam ele oferece. O que mais incomoda é a sensação de descuido. O jogo até tem boas ideias, mas parece que foi lançado e ficou faltando justamente o básico para tornar a compra mais interessante dentro da Steam. Do jeito que está, sem português, sem conquistas e sem cartas, fica difícil recomendar. -------------------------- [h3][b]Pontos Positivos:[/b][/h3] - Humor bom e com momentos realmente divertidos - Situações absurdas que combinam com a proposta - Ideia interessante de point-and-click corporativo - Boa personalidade e clima de comédia estranha -------------------------- [h3][b]Pontos Negativos:[/b][/h3] - Desenvolvedor preguiçoso que abandonou o jogo às moscas - Não tem [b]tradução para Português[/b] - Não tem [b]conquistas na Steam[/b] - Não tem [b]cartas colecionáveis[/b] - Para um jogo focado em texto e humor, a falta de tradução pesa demais - Como produto da Steam, parece incompleto - Não passa confiança de que esses recursos serão adicionados depois -------------------------- [h3][b]Conclusão:[/b][/h3] [b]The Biggleboss Incident[/b] pode até ter a sua graça, mas a atitude do desenvolvedor enterrou qualquer chance de recomendação. Largar o jogo de lado, sem os recursos básicos que todo usuário da Steam espera e sem qualquer acessibilidade de idioma, é um desrespeito com o consumidor. Guarde o seu dinheiro para estúdios independentes que realmente se importam com a comunidade e que valorizam os próprios jogos. Então, infelizmente, [b]não recomendo[/b]. Talvez valesse mais a pena se tivesse recebido mais carinho depois do lançamento, mas do jeito que está, eu não acho uma boa compra. -------------------------- [h3][b]Não recomendado.[/b][/h3] --------------------------
This was a cute and well-made point and click adventure game. Good writing, excellent voice acting, interesting puzzles.
A nice pointy and clicky game about doing some favors here and there so we can get back to work after being late. Definitely nothing more happening at Biggleboss Inc. The gameplay is quite linear so it's hard to get stuck. And the comedy and references although somewhat dry, made me laugh. Recommended.
At a price tag of $7.99, I feel that it is pretty overpriced for what it offers. It is a bare bones experience with a very straightforward story with several easy puzzles that you can breeze through in a couple hours. It really needs more more depth to justify the price tag. If you can snag it for $2-3, I feel that would be a fair price for it. As is, its basically a point and click cut-scene since the puzzles are very easy to work through and not challenging. If there was more depth to the puzzles, maybe branching paths, multiple solutions that result in different item combinations, failed interactions that change the NPCs interactions and/or multiple endings depending upon your decisions and dialogue choices and trophies/achievements for different choices in game, I could get behind the price tag of almost $10. It's okay. It's fine. The art style is catchy, the voice acting is pretty good but there are too many things left lacking for a full thumbs up.
The Biggle Boss Incident is excellent. You can tell right away that its creator is a lover of point & click games, and what he's managed to pull off is impressive. The voice actors are excellent for the most part, especially the main character. I wasn't bored for a single second. The various puzzles are well-balanced simple enough, but never so complex that they'll make you rage. We need to support the indie creators who bring us adventure games this well-crafted. Bravo!
It's a short game indeed, less than 5 hours to complete, but since it's priced under 8 bucks I recommend. And if you can get it on a sale - even better! I was amused by the dev's playfulness and creativity. The graphics are good, the music and sound perfectly alright. Not particuarly hard puzzles. fairly easy most of the time with a few headscratchers thrown in there. The comedic element just up my ally. I liked it and if you're a 2D point and click die hard fan just like me you will like it aswell. 7.3 / 10
So...I recommend this game because it's cute and funny and incredibly well done. HOWEVER...I'm not going to pretend that I felt satisfied when the game was over. The end was just...blah and I wanted more. I think it was definitely a tongue-in-cheek metaphor for the average middle-management worker and office dynamics...kind of reminded me of the TV series: Severence (which I love) and The Office (which I also love). I just wanted more. It was over too quick and I felt like it was a lot of build up for a meh ending. I do think this was a hilarious, well-acted, well illustrated game...I guess you just left me wanting more.
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