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Dyping Working: Task Manager

"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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Game description

“Now, please type exactly as shown here.”
“I accept all surveillance related to my work. Signed: _______”

Obeying the "Eyeballs" that appear on the screen, you proceed through the game,
only to be forced into signing an unreasonable pledge.

Even under the surveillance of the Eyeballs, you are free to carry on with your work.
However, your actions are constantly monitored—from the movement of your mouse cursor on the screen to whether you have opened another tab.
All of your behavior during work is watched by the "Eyeballs," and slacking off may bring down merciless punishment.

That said, if you seriously continue working in order to take back the pledge, and occasionally converse with the Eyeballs, they may show you reactions that are sometimes cold, and sometimes unexpected.
Furthermore, as you keep working, a story gradually unfolds that delves into their truth—the secret of the Eyeballs' origin and numerous heinous experiments.
And the distance between you and the "Eyeballs" will also change little by little.

Game Features
・Surveillance & conversational communication with the "Eyeballs"
・The constant feeling of being watched prevents you from getting sidetracked or slacking off
・Abundant customization options for comfortable work
・Change the appearance of the "Eyeballs" to your liking
・Over 10 newly written songs that color the world of the game
・An official spin-off of the free game "DYPING" series, played over 700,000 times

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