Employee 925
EIRAS · 2025 · Psychological Horror, Psychological, Surreal, Narrative, Story Rich
PC
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About Employee 925
Employee 925 is a short psychological horror and narrative experiment about work, obedience, and the cost of denying yourself to become what the system expects.You arrive.
You comply.
You complete your mandatory training — again and again.Follow every instruction, communicate with your co-worker through Morse code, and measure your worth in a place where success means erasing who you are.Your progress will be logged.
Your cooperation will be acknowledged.
Your understanding is not required.Features
You comply.
You complete your mandatory training — again and again.Follow every instruction, communicate with your co-worker through Morse code, and measure your worth in a place where success means erasing who you are.Your progress will be logged.
Your cooperation will be acknowledged.
Your understanding is not required.Features
- ~60 minute experience
- Multiple endings
- Unique communication mechanic
- A surreal reflection on conformity, ambition, and the loss of identity
- Additional Speedrun mode - try to beat your best time!
- Tested and runs great on Steam Deck
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game reminded me why I decided to go freelance a decade ago. Definitely worth a look if you're looking for a dark perspective on workplace culture.2 found this helpful
Good game1 found this helpful
The game is a solid corporate horror, sure to evoke nightmares in anyone who ever worked at a big company. A single playthrough is short, but there's several endings to discover and some thinking is required to figure it all out. Additionally, the new "Assessment" (time trial) mode kept me hooked for far longer than I expected. The core mechanic of navigating mazes via morse code is super fun once you master it.1 found this helpful
An intense and disorientating short experience that comments on the corporate work life and the 9 to 5 (eh!) daily grind. Cool weird vibes. Really go for all the endings!1 found this helpful
Are other people playing the same game? It took me less than 10 minutes to reach the first ending. After another 10 minutes I reached a second ending. From my observations there were two more endings. The game repeats itself almost to an exact so I don't know how people are getting more than an hour out of this game. Unless one of the other endings takes you on a wild ride lasting hours I just can't see how this game can hold your attention for more than 30 minutes.1 found this helpful
Tem um pequeno Empregado 925 para toda a gente!
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