Labor Power is a browser-based strategy game inspired by Pikmin that focuses on unionizing an office workplace. Here are the key details about the game: Concept: The game is about organizing a strike at a workplace, using Pikmin-like mechanics. Control a character who wants to unionize the office. The goal is to recruit co-workers and…
Between one round of Labor Power and the next, this is worth knowing: Games resembling checkers were being played thousands of years ago; evidence of related games reaches back to around 1600 BC. And then there is this: Pac-Man went on sale in 1980, and its creator Toru Iwatani famously linked the character's shape to a pizza with a slice missing. Grombi files that under: small game, surprisingly large backstory.
Labor Power is a browser-based strategy game inspired by Pikmin that focuses on unionizing an office workplace. Here are the key details about the game: Concept: The game is about organizing a strike at a workplace, using Pikmin-like mechanics. Control a character who wants to unionize the office. The goal is to recruit co-workers and navigate through office floors. Players can fling co-workers at security guards to stun them. Certain obstacles require a specific number of co-workers to overcome. Reach the main boss, called "The Devil," who represents capitalism.
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