Control
In the computer game "Office Guy," players navigate using arrow keys and the spacebar, while touchscreen devices utilize tap controls. The objective centers on gathering clues, battling adversaries encountered throughout the environment, and ultimately confronting the final challenge to complete the mission.
c
Office Guy throws you into the heart-pounding chaos of a corporate battleground, where a lone employee transforms from desk jockey to desperate revolutionary. His mission? To dismantle the empire of a cutthroat CEO who’d rather bury him in a spreadsheet—or a body bag—than face accountability. Every floor of the skyscraper becomes a gauntlet: dodge sabotaged deadlines, brawl through boardrooms with hired goons, and weaponize anything from staplers to fire extinguishers in brutal, improvised combat. Survival demands more than grit—outsmart toxic colleagues, expose embezzlement schemes, and claw your way toward the executive suite. The final showdown waits atop the glass tower, where the boss’s smug grin hides a knife. Prove this isn’t just a job—it’s a war.
