Point-and-Click Comedy Corporate Thriller The Biggleboss Incident Is Now Out on Android

BUNKWORKS has released its debut title for Android: The Biggleboss Incident, which previously arrived on Steam and iOS earlier this year. This narrative-driven point-and-click adventure unfolds within the confines of corporate life.

A Humorous Yet Brief Experience

Set entirely within the sprawling headquarters of Biggleboss Inc., a company occupying over two dozen floors, The Biggleboss Incident casts you as Tom Baron. You play a mid-level manager who begins his day by sneaking into work late.

Inside this corporate ecosystem, Tom encounters rigid bureaucracy, peculiar internal regulations, and increasingly surreal occurrences. These elements often lead to progress through "failing upward." His predicament is further complicated by the impending Project AGER pitch—a project he has barely started and doesn't fully comprehend.

Despite the company motto claiming there’s nothing sinister about Biggleboss Inc., Tom's journey suggests otherwise. Players will navigate numerous fetch quests and receive cryptic warnings from a mysterious voice echoing through the ventilation system.

As Tom attempts to reach his desk unnoticed by Mr. Biggleboss, questions arise regarding the true nature of events at the company. He ponders how everything ties into his life and why the workday seems intent on descending into even greater absurdity.

The game boasts full voice acting, with 13 actors bringing a total of 18 characters to life. Every line of dialogue is voiced, supported by rich animations, cutscenes, and interactive details that enhance the office atmosphere.

Expect moments of mild danger, puzzle-solving, and strategic responsibility-avoidance. The developers describe the experience as a blend of Monkey Island and Office Space, infused with hints of Metal Gear Solid, a Kafkaesque interpretation of 1984, and workplace satire akin to Dilbert.

Ultimately, The Biggleboss Incident serves as a sharp satire targeting the emptiness and absurdity of corporate culture. It is now available on the Google Play Store.

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