This desktop companion monitors your focus and work sessions, doling out rewards for sustained concentration while playfully punishing distractions. It gamifies productivity through a simple carrot-and-stick system, making it useful for anyone seeking external motivation to stay on task during work or study.
About this game
I, here on the screen, will monitor your work for you. Your work will progress smoothly. If you don't stay focused, I might just play a trick on you. But if you do concentrate... there might be a reward.
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"Dyping Escape," the horror typing game that surpassed 700,000 total plays on the free game submission site unityroom and was released on Steam this March after undergoing major evolution, now has a successor. The store page for the new title "Dyping Working" has been opened. This title is a game in which the "Eyeballs" literally keep watch over your PC work in the real world. After being forced to sign a pledge presented by the Eyeballs, and having that pledge taken from you, you are left with no choice but to work under their surveillance. If it's discovered that you've let your guard down and slacked off, a merciless penalty will be imposed once your work is finished. A suffocating sense of "surveillance pressure" forcibly binds your mind to the task at hand. Even so, by steadily completing your work and searching for the hidden pledge, your relationship with the Eyeballs may gradually change, and the secret behind their creation and the past hidden beneath it all may come to light. Please enjoy a completely new form of horror experience where madness and practicality intersect. We will continue to announce new information via Steam News and Discord, so don't miss out. https://discord.gg/4FP4BesF6s Add it to your wishlist and stay tuned for further updates. PLAYISMVisit the PLAYISM Website PLAYISM Publisher Page Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Bluesky Follow us on Facebook Join our Discord
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