I.T Never Ends

I.T Never Ends puts you in the role of a newly hired systems administrator at a company supposedly founded in 2015. You process your coworkers’ support tickets, keep the lights on and try to survive a workplace where printers breathe, the elevator reaches a nonexistent floor and the building seems to remember things. Each day brings a deluge of requests; the interface is simple, but your choices have consequences.

Process tickets

You swipe right to approve a request or left to deny it. A ticket might ask you to reset Gary’s password to “GaryRocks123” again, provide Legal with VPN access from a redacted location, or deal with coworkers texting “almost back” for an hour. Both approving and denying requests have consequences.

Balance four metrics

Keep Productivity, Budget, Morale and Entropy above zero. If any metric reaches zero, your shift ends permanently. Let Entropy rise too high and the building starts remembering things.

Manual overrides

Tactile minigames send you into the company’s problems directly. Censor a summoning ritual mistakenly sent to the whole company, repair a stormy server room by patching Packet Loss, plugging Stack Overflows and rerouting power before rack 7 floods, or track volatile data entities through the server architecture before they corrupt something important or find you first. The server room’s rain arrives at precisely 2:47 PM.