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I.T. Never Ends: dark comedy desktop simulator released

I.T. Never Ends has been released on Steam.

The game is a dark comedy desktop simulator where you play a Systems Administrator, swiping right or left on incoming support tickets while balancing four metrics - Productivity, Budget, Morale and Entropy. Along the way, “Manual Override Minigames” have you redacting documents, stabilizing networks, and hunting down rogue data.

I.T. Never Ends runs natively on SteamOS and Linux and costs €12.14 (10% launch discount off the regular €13.49, until August 21). A free demo is also available on the store page.

This is a dark comedy desktop simulator where players assume the role of a Systems Administrator. The core concept involves making binary decisions - “swipe right or left” - to process tech support tickets while balancing four metrics (Productivity, Budget, Morale, Entropy). The game features “tactile Manual Override Minigames” including redacting documents, stabilizing networks, and hunting rogue data.

I.T. Never Ends screenshot

Source: Steam

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