
Remote work simulator where you are a worm :)
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Same day: best UK #96, worst US #96 · 2 markets collected
About
Wriggle your way up the corporate ladder in Worming from Home, a job sim where you’re a worm. Throw your spineless body around the keyboard to answer messages and fill out spreadsheets in your role as a junior financial analyst. Upgrade, invest, and finally earn that promotion!

Experience state of the art ragdoll physics as you soar across your desk, just like a real life worm. Bash your head against the keys to convince your boss that you're actually doing work. Use insider information to illegally game the stock market. Answer the phone occasionally. It's just like any corporate job, only... wormier.

Of course, there’s more to life than making money. Spend your free time getting swole in the gym, reading the latest self-help books, shopping for trinkets, or flirting with your coworkers. Buy upgrades to make your wormy life easier, or buy a bunch of hats. You deserve a little treat :)


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worm
typing is awful even with every upgrade maxed, everything else is fun. That part is infuriating
Juego pequeño y entretenido, pude terminarlo en una sentada y fue divertido, recomendado para pasar una tarde.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 568 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Lovely little short game where you are a worm. Would you still love me if I was a worm?
worm #2 all day every day
A delightful simulator that truly embodies the spirit of worming, along with being a silly little parody of big corpo nonesense with a bit of light parkour mechanics that bring the worm experience to life. For the worm enthusiast, average enjoyer, or passing wriggler, this is a must-buy. Worm/10, highly recommend.
Its a really fun game
This is a very enjoyable game! I'm trying to rack up money and ran into an issue. I passed out on the mouse, which clicked me onto the store menu. then when i woke up. I'm stuck. I cannot click the x to leave the store menu. Not really a complain, just something i thought i'd share as bug fixing is important i think.
nfm
it's a pretty good chill game for the money, however, i was expecting a little more content, the demo was already half of the game, the full game just added a handfull of skills and things to buy, along with [spoiler] a presentation minigame at the end [/spoiler] but the main thing i was expecting from this game is just a liiitle bit more objectives, maybe some procedural objectives with deadlines, like, complete 5 spreadsheets until the end of the day, scan and print money, or whatever, the only objectives with deadlines only happen once when you buy a new thing, it's basically a tutorial, after that there is nothing, the only thing that keeps you busy is the stock market, and the occasional heads up for a stock going up or down at a set time [spoiler] after beating the game for the first time you unlock a hard mode, where the main objectives are also on a timer, but that's it, once you're done, it's done[/spoiler] i would love to have a reason to go back, play the game, interact with the things i bought while watching a video or whatever and chill, but there's no reason to, the only challenge and reward system after beating the game is the stock market
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