Endless office simulation

The company can fail. Your career keeps going.

The Office Floor is a procedural workplace simulation about careers, politics, misconduct, leadership changes, scandals, restructures and new company eras.

Northbridge Synergy Group
09:00Exec briefingurgent
11:30HR caseopen
15:00Board callrisk
No required final ending

A career can outlive the company era.

Promotions, scandals, takeovers, recoveries, restructures and executive successions can keep generating new office stories indefinitely.

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Procedural work life

Tasks, crises and opportunities are generated around the office and its people.

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Evidence matters

Misconduct and disputes can involve records, reports and competing accounts.

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Company eras

A failed Northbridge can be acquired or rescued by a new Silver Point Bay citizen.

The bigger idea

A workplace that can survive its own collapse

The Office Floor is designed as an effectively endless procedural workplace simulation where careers, management, scandals, restructures, company failures and leadership eras can keep evolving.

Procedural coworkers + politics
Relationships, ambitions, conflicts and evidence can emerge over time.
Company failure is not game over
A new Silver Point Bay citizen can acquire or rescue Northbridge Synergy Group and begin a new era.
You advise, not puppet
In later executive-assistant/chief-of-staff play, the executive keeps their own personality and decisions while the player advises and documents.
Questions worth answering

Before you jump in.

Does the game have a final ending?

It is being designed so a career/save can continue indefinitely across company eras.

What happens when Northbridge fails?

The broader world continues; ownership or leadership can change and the player transitions into a new working relationship.

Is every executive the same?

No. New leaders are intended to have distinct ethics, ambitions, strengths and weaknesses.

Clock in. Anything can happen.

The Office Floor uses Silver Point Bay as a living source of employees, executives, relationships and community context.

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