
Office: Company Tycoon
- Developer
- ZB Venom
- Rating
- 9.3(based on last 6 months)
- Votes
- 500 likes and 38 dislikes
- Released
- October 2026
- Last Updated
- October 2026
- Game engine
- HTML5
- Platform
- Browser (desktop-only)
- Orientation
- Landscape
An empty room, a dirty floor, a little cash: that is where your company starts.
Hire people and seat them at desks: salespeople close deals and cash gathers on their desks, a sysadmin repairs computers, an office manager banks the takings, a receptionist meets visitors, a cleaner mops the floor. Everyone can be promoted: higher grades mean more income and speed.
Furnish the place: better desks, a water cooler, a break room with a sofa and a ping-pong table. A dirty office drags everyone down. When it gets crowded, move. There are three premises.
Relocation closes a run: your staff and their grades pay out in business cards, which the contact book turns into permanent upgrades for the next office.
Visitors arrive unannounced and your answer matters; the outcome is not always yours. From level 4, a slot machine opens in the hall, played with in-game money only.
The office keeps working while you are away, at half pace, for up to four hours. What it earned waits at the desk.
Last Updated
Oct 14, 2026
Controls
Mouse: left button places or collects, right button cancels. R rotates an item, Esc leaves the current mode, WASD and the wheel move the camera.
Touch: a tap works like the left button, dragging moves the camera, a two-finger pinch zooms. In placement mode, on-screen buttons place and rotate the item.
- "Build" opens the furniture shop. Pick an item and place it; without a free desk an employee stands idle.
- "Hiring" lists professions and what they cost to hire. In the roster you can promote people: higher grades mean more income and speed.
- "Clean" removes the dirt that drags the mood down.
- "Contact book" holds permanent upgrades bought with business cards, which come from relocating.
- Click a desk to collect its money. If the computer is broken, the same click calls a sysadmin — you can also repair it yourself, in a minigame.
A tired employee heads for the cooler or the sofa on their own and comes back to the desk rested. Progress saves automatically, to the cloud too.






















































