Hi, The Early Access release is just 2 days away (November 20th, 2025), and we would like to show you what you will find in the game on launch day.
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addedDevelopment RoadmapFirst of all, we want to present how the development of the game will look and what we plan to add in 2026.
addedDevelopment RoadmapAs you can see, even this year the game will receive a small but IMPORTANT update. This update will focus mainly on printers. However, we will also try to implement a payment system to make your work a bit more complicated — because why should it be easy? ːsteamhappyː And if we’re talking about a printer update, of course we can’t forget a new option in the Control Panel — Devices and Printers. Ahh yes, I remember the first time I configured my dot-matrix printer… In addition to that, we are planning a Device Manager and a tablet application — Notes!
addedDevelopment RoadmapIn 2026, we are planning 4 main updates. These updates may include new career levels such as HelpDesk, Database Administrator, Network Administrator, Hacker, etc., although nothing is confirmed regarding the order in which they will appear. These updates may also expand the current levels. It could also be DLC containing things we don’t plan for the base game. We are creating this game with you — and we are listening to you.
addedDevelopment RoadmapIn Q1 2026, we will try to add multiple tabs to the browser (currently there is only one). The training system is planned to launch in Q2 2026, with new exams and courses being added over time.
addedWhat does Early Access currently include?As you may have noticed, we updated the demo quite frequently. Not only so you could play new versions, but also to show how the game is growing. In Early Access, you will find everything that was in the demo — plus several improvements.
changedWhat does Early Access currently include?Aside from bugs, you can encounter fun or irritating tasks — just like in real life. The task pool contains 70 tasks divided into categories: Computer → 38 RCP → 7 Printer → 9 Network → 6 Plus 10 mysterious tasks :D
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addedFirst of all, we want to present how the development of the game will look and what we plan to add in 2026.
addedAs you can see, even this year the game will receive a small but IMPORTANT update. This update will focus mainly on printers. However, we will also try to implement a payment system to make your work a bit more complicated — because why should it be easy? ːsteamhappyː And if we’re talking about a printer update, of course we can’t forget a new option in the Control Panel — Devices and Printers. Ahh yes, I remember the first time I configured my dot-matrix printer… In addition to that, we are planning a Device Manager and a tablet application — Notes!
addedIn 2026, we are planning 4 main updates. These updates may include new career levels such as HelpDesk, Database Administrator, Network Administrator, Hacker, etc., although nothing is confirmed regarding the order in which they will appear. These updates may also expand the current levels. It could also be DLC containing things we don’t plan for the base game. We are creating this game with you — and we are listening to you.
addedIn Q1 2026, we will try to add multiple tabs to the browser (currently there is only one). The training system is planned to launch in Q2 2026, with new exams and courses being added over time.
addedAs you may have noticed, we updated the demo quite frequently. Not only so you could play new versions, but also to show how the game is growing. In Early Access, you will find everything that was in the demo — plus several improvements.
Hi,
The Early Access release is just 2 days away (November 20th, 2025), and we would like to show you what you will find in the game on launch day. It’s very important for us that you are aware of the game’s development roadmap and how often updates will appear.
Development Roadmap
First of all, we want to present how the development of the game will look and what we plan to add in 2026.
As you can see, even this year the game will receive a small but IMPORTANT update. This update will focus mainly on printers. However, we will also try to implement a payment system to make your work a bit more complicated — because why should it be easy? ːsteamhappyː And if we’re talking about a printer update, of course we can’t forget a new option in the Control Panel — Devices and Printers. Ahh yes, I remember the first time I configured my dot-matrix printer… In addition to that, we are planning a Device Manager and a tablet application — Notes!
In 2026, we are planning 4 main updates. These updates may include new career levels such as HelpDesk, Database Administrator, Network Administrator, Hacker, etc., although nothing is confirmed regarding the order in which they will appear. These updates may also expand the current levels. It could also be DLC containing things we don’t plan for the base game. We are creating this game with you — and we are listening to you.
In Q1 2026, we will try to add multiple tabs to the browser (currently there is only one). The training system is planned to launch in Q2 2026, with new exams and courses being added over time.
What does Early Access currently include?
As you may have noticed, we updated the demo quite frequently. Not only so you could play new versions, but also to show how the game is growing. In Early Access, you will find everything that was in the demo — plus several improvements.
Aside from bugs, you can encounter fun or irritating tasks — just like in real life. The task pool contains 70 tasks divided into categories: Computer → 38 RCP → 7 Printer → 9 Network → 6 Plus 10 mysterious tasks :D
By December 18th, we plan for the task pool to exceed 110–120 tasks, adding new mechanics and expanding those we aren’t fully using yet.
Thank You
Even though this post isn’t long and focuses mainly on the project’s upcoming development, we’d like to thank the IGN team for posting the trailer on their main and secondary YouTube channels. Most of the traffic came from them, and we truly appreciate that they checked out the game.
We’d also like to thank our publisher, FreeMind S.A., who watched over the game and lent a helpful hand whenever it was needed.
