The Company Man
Release date: May 28, 2021
Developers: Forust
Publishers: Forust
Genres: Action, Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese

Battle the corporate machine in The Company Man! A 2D action-adventure where you can hit your crazy co-workers with a keyboard and shoot your evil bosses with emails. Survive the struggles of working life and fulfill your lifelong quest to be CEO! THE WAR OF WORK Jim finally graduates from university, ready to launch his epic career in the Good Water Company. But things quickly spiral into insanity as he finds himself fighting to keep his job. Drink coffee to survive the tortures of working life. Learn the quirks of each department, from the air-conditioned ice lands of accounting to the mountains of paperwork in human resources, beating every floor on your journey to the top! GAME FEATURES Unique enemies including real-life inspired farting co-workers. Beautifully painted environments. Thoughtfully crafted hand-drawn animations. Classic side-scrolling action. 

Press reviews: “The Company Man is a solid platforming challenge with a charming story on corporate greed and yuppie culture. It’s definitely up there with the likes of No Straight Roads as one of the best games to come out of Malaysia and should be recognized as such.” IGN South East Asia “The real highlight from my stance is the wit. The folk at Forust clearly have served their time in an office environment. From the pits in Customer Services, to the bean bags and yoga spiel in Marketing, to the cutthroat environment of Sales. The Company Man was made for people like us” 4.5/5 – Vulgar Knight “Goofy, cynical and satirical, this 2D combat-driven platformer sees your character, Jim, start out at the bottom of a corporation and literally fight his way to the top and become the CEO. Colourful and imaginative design combines with responsive controls and a spectacular soundtrack to deliver a genuinely fun, dependable platform game that has clearly learned a lot of tricks from past legends of the genre.” Forbes