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A promising project is taking off, but the overly optimistic suits are throwing more and more people at the project draining the budget. They are not listening to reason and due to the strict labour laws you cannot fire any of the workers. What to do?
Simple, incentivize the workers to pull long hours with overtime bonuses and they'll surely burn out and leave with a fresh face taking the hot seat. Reach 20000€ to prove the profitability of the project and maybe you are given a proper budget next time.
*Click* buttons to continue (or use the space bar)
*Click* workers to see their stats
*Click* the sliders to change overtime bonuses
Well gee, I had big plans for the visuals and the tutorial, but here we are with a barely functional simulation. It is possible to reach the revenue goal, that much balancing I got in, but it is not easy.
Used Godot with GDScript, for the first time, as it has a functional HTML5 export option unlike the C# version. It went rather smoothly, despite a slow start looking at basic things like syntax, raycasting and UI elements.
Technically this is not unfinished, but I will have very little time to take part in the rating period so might as well label it as such.
Simple, incentivize the workers to pull long hours with overtime bonuses and they'll surely burn out and leave with a fresh face taking the hot seat. Reach 20000€ to prove the profitability of the project and maybe you are given a proper budget next time.
Controls
*Click* buttons to continue (or use the space bar)
*Click* workers to see their stats
*Click* the sliders to change overtime bonuses
Developer's comments
Well gee, I had big plans for the visuals and the tutorial, but here we are with a barely functional simulation. It is possible to reach the revenue goal, that much balancing I got in, but it is not easy.
Used Godot with GDScript, for the first time, as it has a functional HTML5 export option unlike the C# version. It went rather smoothly, despite a slow start looking at basic things like syntax, raycasting and UI elements.
Technically this is not unfinished, but I will have very little time to take part in the rating period so might as well label it as such.