Submission to the Game Writing SIG Arcjam, with the theme of "Resilience"
A call-center story about those who keep going.


4 Days in the role of a call-center worker, 
during some light company restructuring. 


Cold-Call people 

Again, and again; no matter how cold. Cross those numbers off.


Try to get Follow-Ups  

"FUs", as we call them at Firmus & co, are the 1st step to success.



Get a CLOSE 

The ultimate call center triumph. Sell the T17UltraSeries-Y.




Designed & Written by Yorgos Dritsas
Special Thanks: Olga Stathogiannaki, my wonderful brainstorming partner


StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Release date 52 days ago
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorPhilosofetus
GenreInteractive Fiction
TagsMeaningful Choices, Narrative, Slice Of Life, storygame, Story Rich, Text based, Working Simulator
Average sessionAbout a half-hour
LanguagesEnglish
InputsMouse
AccessibilityOne button

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Liked this. Used to work in call centres for most my 20s  - F*****g hated it and I got the sense of weighted cringe and anxiety through the options - Each being next to mesaningless and the BS of management with the KPI's.
Bravo!

Thank you for playing, glad you connected with it on some level :)

completely hooked from the start! loved how real the dialogue and label for each caller felt lol. super fun to play! i think i'll worry about that kid for a while

Thank you for playing, and for sharing your thoughts! Very happy to hear you enjoyed it :)

I'm someone who generally doesn’t enjoy narrative-driven games, especially those without visuals. Yet, this game somehow pulled me in completely. Its world-building and writing were so immersive that I stayed engaged all the way to the end, eager to see how the story unfolded. It’s exceptionally well written, with storytelling that genuinely stands out. 🐸

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Thank you, Pano!

This game is sooo well written! It was so fun to play!

But now i'm super worried for that one person :(

Thank you! Appreciate the kind words. I was going for more worry but I ran out of time to build it up further, haha.