Three roles in one office
Dale & Dawson Stationery Supplies drops you into a 1990's office where everyone has a job to pretend at. The Manager holds the authority and watches the floor, looking for anyone who isn't pulling their weight. Specialists are the workers keeping things running, each assigned objectives that contribute to the company. Slackers are the ones hiding in plain sight. Their goal is to goof off without getting caught, whether that means playing Minesweeper or taking a dump, and they do it by mimicking the Specialists around them. The whole setup runs on social deduction: uncover the deception or cause it, depending on which side you land on.
Playing together
The game supports Online Co-op and Online PvP, so your group can split across the roles and go at each other. Proximity voice chat is built into the round, which means talk happens where you stand. Real-time discussions, alliances, and accusations all feed into the deduction, and who you're standing next to shapes what you can hear and who can hear you. As a Manager you observe the floor and decide who to fire, and each choice can shift the balance of the round. As a Specialist you work through your objectives. As a Slacker you blend in and stay off the Manager's radar while the Specialists look busy around you.
Before you start
Character customization is available, so you can set up how your employee looks before the round begins. Expect a mix of casual play and tactical thinking: the Specialists have concrete tasks to complete, the Slackers have to read the room and sell the act, and the Manager has to deduce who's faking it. The tone is comedic and the setting is a period office, so the humor sits alongside the strategy rather than replacing it. Rounds turn on observation and voice, so a group willing to talk through suspicions gets the most out of it.