Is there an office worker simulator game?

Office worker simulator

Yes. An office worker simulator lets you live the daily routine of a desk job and corporate life. In LifeSim, you play an office worker on a 3D map of a real city. It is free and runs in your browser with no download.

A junior data clerk in Chicago

How to play an office worker in LifeSim

Describe your office worker in the text box with a name, age, job title, and city.
Edit your cast to set up your boss, cubicle neighbors, and family members.
Write your daily to-do list and talk to coworkers in person or by text message.
Search the real 3D map for a café or park and plan an outing after work.

Life outside the cubicle on evenings and weekends

Most office jobs run on a predictable weekday schedule from Monday to Friday. That leaves your evenings, weekends, and public holidays free for life outside of work. You can use place search to find a café for your midday lunch break with work friends.

After you finish work at the end of the day, the real 3D city map is open to you. You can start a group text thread with coworkers to plan an outing to a park or restaurant. Happenings also appear on the map, such as karaoke, birthday drinks, or a house party.

Office politics, long meetings, and work stress

Desk jobs bring mental fatigue from overflowing email inboxes, repetitive tasks, and long meetings. Sitting for eight hours also causes lower back pain, stiff necks, and eye strain from screens. Your health and cash change based on your daily activities and chats.

You can play out office politics and passive-aggressive communication in your own words. If you accidentally send a snarky reply-all email, your boss and coworkers remember it. You can also investigate who is stealing lunches from the shared breakroom refrigerator or compete for a sunny desk.

Real cities for a corporate office life

Name any city in your character description, and the game puts you on its real streets. In New York City, you can work in Midtown Manhattan near JPMorgan Chase or in the Financial District near Wall Street. In London, office workers commute to the historic Square Mile or the modern skyscrapers of Canary Wharf.

Tokyo offers the life of a salaryman in Marunouchi, Otemachi, or Shinjuku, where companies hire new graduates every spring. You can also pick Chicago for the Willis Tower in The Loop, or Frankfurt for the banks of Mainhattan. In Bangalore, millions of workers handle global IT at campuses in Electronic City and Whitefield.

A sample life: a data clerk in Chicago

Marcus, 26, starts his life as a junior data clerk in Chicago. He sets a daily to-do list to finish his spreadsheet deliverables and ask his boss about a sunny desk. At noon, a coworker texts him to touch base over lunch near the Willis Tower.

On Friday afternoon, Marcus and a rival coworker stay late to find a missing decimal point in an audit. They talk in person, order food, and figure out who took money from the petty cash account. On Saturday, they meet at a park for a pickup game, and the day recap saves the memory.

Other office worker simulators

Game	How
Job Simulator	This VR game puts you in a virtual cubicle to staple papers, drink coffee, and answer phones for robots. Choose it if you want hands-on physical cubicle actions in virtual reality.
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe	You play Employee 427 and walk through an empty office building while obeying or defying a narrator.
Say No More	You play an office intern who uses the power of shouting the word no at demanding bosses and coworkers.
Yuppie Psycho	This survival horror game follows Brian Pasternack on his first day at the dystopian corporation Sintracorp.
LifeSim	You live in a real city on a 3D map and talk to coworkers and friends in your own words. There are no building interiors or desk mini-games.

Lives to start as an office worker

Questions

Can I walk inside the office building and sit at a cubicle?

No. Buildings on the map show from the outside only, with no interiors or rooms. You go to the real workplace location and play out the workday through chats and goals.

Are there typing or spreadsheet mini-games?

No. LifeSim has no mini-games, job performance scores, or career ladders. The game focuses on your relationships with coworkers, bosses, and friends.

What do real office workers do all day?

They write emails, enter data into spreadsheets, draft reports, and attend team meetings. Most work a weekday shift from Monday to Friday with a midday lunch break.

Can I edit my boss and coworkers?

Yes. You can edit the other people in your cast, including your boss, cubicle neighbors, and partner.

Is this office job simulator free?

Yes. LifeSim is free in your browser on phones and desktops, with no paid items or subscriptions.