You're Fired! Revenge!

Side scrolling action game where you return to your corporate workplace and set about smashing everything and everyone in the place. Attractive low poly models that keep it from looking too gory as you work your way through offices, cafeterias, lounges and executive suites on a blaze of destruction. When time runs out, you tally up your points and get coins to spend on new weapons for your next revenge-driven slaughter. Everything from pipes to katanas to giant hammers to various firearms awaits you. Although fun for what it is, once you upgrade from the initial broom all challenge is effectively gone. My high score with the broom was 3,070 points. The first upgrade to the pipe got me a score of 130,000 points and only because I let time run out so I could buy something else. There's only three levels to the building which reset themselves once you move to a new level, so your time is just walking up and down the same halls and clearing the same rooms over and over until you get bored. For the low price, I won't say it should offer more but additional buildings after clearing this one or even procedurally generated levels up the building would go a long way towards keeping …

Developed and published by Yukinoshin, You're Fired! Revenge! transforms the familiar frustration of workplace dismissal into a playful destruction simulator that refuses to take itself seriously. Instead of focusing on emotional storytelling or realistic office management, the game embraces an over-the-top revenge fantasy where players are encouraged to unleash chaos by reducing an entire workplace to rubble. Its premise is intentionally simple, relying on exaggerated humor and satisfying destruction rather than narrative complexity, making it an easy game to jump into whenever players are looking for a quick burst of action. Gameplay centers on exploring office spaces from a 2.5D side-scrolling perspective while smashing nearly every object that gets in the way. Destruction is rewarded with coins that gradually unlock a growing arsenal of weapons, encouraging players to keep causing damage in pursuit of even greater mayhem. Early tools such as a broom, pipe, and frying pan eventually give way to more devastating equipment including baseball bats, katanas, hammers, pistols, assault rifles, and a shotgun. This gradual progression creates a satisfying loop, as each new weapon drama…

10/10 Would go postal again.

I'm not sure why I gave myself carpal tunnel syndrome playing this but it is worth it! 10/10

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