社畜してやる！！【放置×シナリオ】 1.0.2

This is a satirical critique of workplace dynamics, presented through a simulation game that explores the frustrations and hopes of employees in a corporate environment. The game, titled "Neglect × Scenario: Corporate Drone Development Simulation," offers a parody of the Japanese concept of "shachiku"—a term describing employees who are overwhelmed and submissive to their companies, often sacrificing personal integrity.

The narrative revolves around a CEO who establishes their own company with ambitions for growth, only to face a diverse cast of employees with eccentric personalities—including NEETs, overly flirtatious girls, and over-indulged Mamahochis. Despite initial impressions of rejection, unforeseen circumstances driven by an enigmatic reason lead to the surprising recruitment of these characters, all under the guidance of an attractive secretary with striking features.

The storyline probes how the company's unconventional new hires evolve through their work experience and what impact this has on the company's trajectory. Central to the plot is the secret "Shachiku Complementation Plan" orchestrated by the secretary, culminating in a bold declaration of commitment: "I will become a corporate drone!"

The game mechanics include recruiting staff, increasing their "shachiku" levels to boost productivity and revenue, managing audits by dismissing pesky inspectors, and enhancing employee morale through a variety of shop items. Each feature aims to satirize corporate culture and employee engagement strategies.

This simulation is recommended for individuals who identify with or are curious about workplace frustrations, enjoy idle games, or have an appreciation for humorous character interactions. It also appeals to those intrigued by caricatures of office life and satirical portrayals of corporate ambition.

The developer's comments reflect enthusiasm for creating an engaging parody that combines comic absurdity with social commentary. They invite feedback and technical reports via email to improve future iterations of the game.

It is important to note that this work is purely fictional, with no relation to actual persons, places, or organizations.