Furry Company

TLDR; A really cutesy game but hard to recommend it right now. Pros: - The animals are cute and squishy. - Very fast to max out and total zero pressure. - You can have five complete different buildings in one save. - The animations for each animal is really good. One specie own their unique animation set. Cons: - Lacks in life quality features; I can't move my employee from one place to another. They're stuck on that place for good. - It says players can unlock new animations by purchasing more furniture but not really. Most of the furniture doesn't have an interaction animation; animals just stand/look at it and that's it. - Decorating is limited, and as in limited I mean I can't overlap a desktop with other decorative-purpose only furniture in front. Considering that players can hire animals only when they purchase a new desktop, this restriction forces players to have a trade-off. Found this a downslide for me because I have to sacrifice incoming just to place a decor. - Not much variety in animals, and the instruction for creating new workshop item is only available in Chinese for the moment. The game is cute and all, but unless you're looking for a really idle cute animal…

I didn't hire you for toilet break, Skyler! Get back to work! *whip* What's that? You've been holding it for hours? Alright you can have toilet break at home. You are fired. HAHAH a questionably-titled cute game with a tiny bit of cruelty. I got a friend messaged me once I started it, thinking it was the other kind of game LOL. The game is adorable, lots of slacking animations and some are unique to their characters. They also interact with each others. Usually when you fire or remove staff in other idle game, they either just vanish into thin air or did a walking animation with neutral face. But in this game you get to see them cry while carrying their stuff out of the building. It made me feel bad but chuckle at the same time LOL. The game is very short for an idle game, only took me around 24hrs to get all the achievements. But I definitely enjoyed my experience. Worth the price.

Furry Company is a casual idle simulation developed by Dreamscape Studio and published by Dreamscape Studio in partnership with GlintForge that reimagines workplace management through a lens of humor, charm, and cozy aesthetics. Instead of spreadsheets, deadlines, and human employees, the game fills your office with an ever-growing cast of expressive animal workers, transforming the idea of running a company into something playful and low-pressure. From the very beginning, it makes clear that this is not a game about efficiency at all costs, but about creating a pleasant, whimsical space that can quietly exist alongside your daily routine. The core concept revolves around managing an office that operates continuously in the background. Furry Company is designed to sit unobtrusively on your desktop, generating income and activity even when you are not actively interacting with it. You hire animal employees, assign them to desks or workspaces, and watch as they go about their tasks in their own endearing ways. Progress happens gradually and automatically, reinforcing the idle nature of the experience and encouraging players to check in occasionally rather than remain constantly enga…

Really fun Idle game with lots of customization features, and I hope they keep adding updates and more staff members since I love the gacha element that doesn't include actual money. The title makes it hard to search for guides online because it gets confused with other subjects, but I guess the mystery of how many staff members are available in those blind boxes will just have add to its charm.

Cute and fun, it fits neatly into necessary tasks on my computer as a treat. Definitely recommend it! You won't miss out on much if you get busy, because the animals still earn coin, so you can catch up on upgrades when you have a moment on your to-do list.

I think this is very fun