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Title1 Month Notice
DeveloperA solo independent developer in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
PlatformsiPhone and iPad (landscape, one thumb)
GenrePhysics comedy — office-wrecking slingshot
Price$0.99, premium. No ads, no energy bars. Three optional one-time supply bundles ($0.99 / $1.99 / $2.99).
LanguagesEnglish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese
ContentSixteen floors, a supply closet of unlockable ammunition, Game Center leaderboard and ten achievements
PrivacyNo accounts, no analytics, no network calls. Fully playable offline.
ReleasedSummer 2026, with major free updates since
App Storeapps.apple.com/app/id6804602031
Websitethis site
Press contactonemonthnoticegame@hotmail.com

THE PITCH

the game everyone plays in their head during a long meeting

You are an employee on your final month, and nobody expects anything from you any more. So you stay in your chair, drag your arm back over the desk like a rubber band, let go, and redecorate the office with staplers, coffee mugs, desk phones and eventually a Giant Printer that lands and rolls through the whole ground row like a bowling ball.

Your colleagues never turn around. They are working, and that is the joke. Instead of fighting back they send you your work: emails, CC storms, calendar invites that park themselves over your view, and fat review files you can throw right back at the sender.

The game was made by one person, who would rather the game be the story: “Everyone has sat in a meeting and quietly measured the distance between the stapler and the window. This is that, with sixteen floors and a leaderboard.” — the developer

WHY COVER IT

three honest angles

THE PREMISE

Office rage as a physics toy: no violence against people, ever — the colleagues never even turn around. The catharsis is entirely in the paperwork.

THE RARITY

A premium $0.99 mobile game with no ads and no analytics, from a solo developer in Riyadh — fully localised into eight languages including Arabic, Japanese and Korean.

THE FEEL

One-thumb slingshot with no trajectory line: angle is aim, distance is power, and heavy objects that land fast enough stop bouncing and start rolling.

SCREENSHOTS

web versions below — App Store resolution linked under each

Floor 1, Management: the player seated at his desk on the left, the manager's office on the right
Floor 1. iPhone PNG · iPad PNG
A stapler in flight across the office floor
The arm at full stretch. iPhone PNG · iPad PNG
The lift panel showing sixteen numbered floors
The lift. iPhone PNG · iPad PNG
The supply closet screen, showing ammo to buy and arm upgrades
The supply closet. iPhone PNG · iPad PNG
The title screen at night over the city skyline
The title screen. iPhone PNG · iPad PNG

App icon: PNG · SVG. Need something specific — a different floor, a clean logo, a GIF of the Giant Printer rolling? Email onemonthnoticegame@hotmail.com and it will exist within a day.

VERSION HISTORY

major free updates since launch

1.0Launch: sixteen floors, the elastic arm, the supply closet.
1.1iPad support and a full art pass.
2.0Fairness fixes, hittable ceiling lights, more office to break.
3.0Eight languages, the sick-leave event (a first-aid cabinet that sends colleagues home), and the office refusing to accept that you quit.