7 Jobs at the Same Time

At first, it seems like just an normall funny game, but actually, it's an game with hard topics and serious themes.

warning: if you're sensitive to games with a depressive, bleak, all hope is lost atmosphere, i would not recommend playing this!! man, this game hit pretty hard given the world's current state..... i thought all the jobs were interesting and enjoyable! the ending of the game left me absolutely speechless. i'm absolutely looking forward to the sequel, working95!!

7 Jobs at the Same Time transforms the familiar pressure of employment into an intentionally chaotic multitasking experience where simply having one occupation is nowhere near enough. Developed and published by Rinanda Hidayat, the game begins with a relatable problem: graduation is over, student debt needs to be paid, and earning money has become unavoidable. What follows is an escalating workplace comedy in which the solution to financial pressure is apparently to keep accepting additional jobs until the player is attempting to manage seven of them simultaneously. The campaign takes place across seven increasingly demanding days. Early assignments introduce relatively ordinary office activities, including working with spreadsheets and organizing files into appropriate folders. These tasks initially seem straightforward, but their simplicity is deceptive because the game gradually stacks additional responsibilities on top of them. Instead of replacing one activity with another, new jobs compete for the player's attention. By the later stages, the responsibilities become considerably more absurd, eventually reaching situations involving something as serious as managing a nuclear b…

7 Jobs at the Same Time is such a painfully relatable idea that I found it funny almost immediately. I play as a recent graduate who has student debt to pay, starts with a normal office job and then slowly takes on more and more work until I am juggling several jobs at once. I really liked the way the game turns the feeling of being overwhelmed by work into a simple but surprisingly stressful little simulation. The gameplay is built around point and click tasks that I have to complete as efficiently as possible. Spreadsheet work starts things off, while later jobs introduce different activities such as sorting files and handling more unusual responsibilities. I liked that the tasks keep changing instead of making me repeat the exact same action, because every new job adds another thing for me to remember. The time management is easily my favorite mechanic. I have a limited amount of time, so I have to constantly switch between jobs and decide what needs my attention first. Once several tasks are active at the same time, even something that sounds easy can become surprisingly difficult. I enjoyed that pressure because the game captures that feeling of having too many things open o…

This game starts as a fun tongue-in-cheek job sim and gets a little too real too quickly. I like the visuals slowly degrading over time, and the increased difficulty felt challenging but not overwhelming. Finished in just over an hour session.

"Based on a true story" type of game