The Office Rush

I spent a couple hours with The Office Rush expecting another corporate-themed clicker, but it surprised me by actually mixing puzzle solving with exploration elements instead of just endless tapping. You're navigating an office environment solving small puzzles and managing tasks that feel more like genuine problem-solving than busywork. It's indie-made and shows the scrappiness that comes with that territory - nothing fancy, but the core loop of moving between rooms, uncovering what needs doing, and figuring out the solution keeps momentum going for a casual sit-down session. The downside is there's not much depth here. It's a short experience without replay hooks, and if you're looking for complex puzzle design or meaningful progression systems, you'll hit the ceiling fast. For players who want a quick, low-stakes puzzle jaunt with an office backdrop though, it scratches that itch. Don't expect The Office: The Game - expect a small indie title that knows its lane and stays in it.

Alex · Scout Team

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