GameWiki
GET YOUR BEARINGS
About Office Manager
Office Manager puts you in charge of constructing and running a corporate complex from the ground up. Every decision—from wall placement to utility routing—affects tenant satisfaction and your profit margins.
The game blends strategic planning with real‑time crisis handling, letting you hire staff, negotiate leases, and fend off fires, thieves, and hackers while tracking cash flow and reputation across four rating categories.
01 / THE GUIDE
Building Design
You can design every floor using more than 14 room types, ranging from open‑space offices to research labs and server rooms. Walls and floors are just the start; you also lay electricity, water, and internet grids.
Placement matters: noisy generators near break rooms lower tenant ratings, while well‑lit, quiet zones help keep tenants satisfied. The system tracks noise, heat, and lighting to guide optimization.
- Compare noise heatmaps before placing high‑energy equipment.
- Monitor lighting in areas with high tenant traffic.
02 / THE GUIDE
Tenant Needs
Employees in each company follow daily routines and require basic services such as toilets, food, and relaxation spaces. Ignoring these needs reduces productivity and can lower your building’s ratings.
Company ratings are measured across Services, Reliability, Quality, and Decoration, so meeting basic needs directly supports higher scores.
- Place restrooms and cafeterias centrally to reduce travel time.
- Monitor the needs simulation to spot bottlenecks early.
03 / THE GUIDE
Financial Management
Daily cash flow is tracked down to the cent, letting you see energy costs, lease income, and service contracts. You can also apply for bank loans during crises.
Negotiating rent, selecting market offers, and evicting unprofitable companies are all part of maintaining a healthy bottom line.
- Review energy bills each week to spot waste.
- Consider short‑term loans only when cash flow turns negative.
04 / THE GUIDE
Crisis Handling
Unexpected events such as fires, theft, hacking, and vandalism can occur at any time. Installing cameras, hiring guards, and buying smoke detectors help you react quickly.
Maintenance workers can remove graffiti, and security systems can detect intruders early, protecting your reputation and tenant satisfaction.
- Invest in smoke detectors before expanding the building.
- Keep a guard on duty during high‑traffic periods.
05 / THE GUIDE
Research and Expansion
Analysts locked in a lab earn XP that unlocks technologies across six categories, including Building, IT, HR, Services, Management, and Security. These upgrades let you expand the complex and attract larger corporations.
Scaling the building and researching new tech are essential steps toward dominating the market and achieving high‑value leases.
- Prioritize Building upgrades early as you expand the complex.
- Balance Security research with tenant comfort upgrades.
COMMUNITY
Player discussion