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Miss Management

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Manage a team of zany coworkers as you step into the shoes of Denise, a first-time office manager. Play through 30 episodes of comedic hijinx, with different goals to achieve each time! You'll encounter 11 different employees, each with their own personality quirks, skills, likes and dislikes. Watch relationships, rivalries and romance unfold across more than 40 animated sitcom-style scenes! It's time to get the job done without total burnout...office politics were never as hilarious as this!

Download the demo version of Miss Management for free. Try it, if you like it, buy the full version for $19.99

File size to download: 20.63 MB

COMMENTS

kmadlaydee, rated 3 scores:

its not the best of games its not the worst of games but i do love the extra curricular activities of the zany charachters tho!

deneen ward, rated 4 scores:

CONFUSED, didnt know whether it was meant to be that way or if i just didnt know enough about what to do in order to produce something. It was pointless and boring.

Kay St. Louis, rated 4 scores:

This is a pretty addictive game. Definite practice for real-life management. However, the story is just way too wordy and needs to be sped up. The graphics are simple, but doesn't affect game-play at all. The sound effects are noticeable, but not overly annoying like other games.

Morgan L, rated 5 scores:

Oh god, this is seriously the best game I've ever played. I couldn't get enough of the cute graphics and sophisticated storyline. The things you had to do were cool as well and realistic, with the stress and stuff. Every character was well-developed and different. Everyone NEEDS to play this game.

Dustin, rated 1 scores:

I found it very hard to enjoy this game, as I didn't even see a point to it. In most other time management games, the objective is to be as productive as possible and make the most money in a given number of hours. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be the case in Miss Management, as getting tasks completed by each of the coworkers whom you are in charge of isn't the primary goal. Rather, it's about allowing your people to accomplish as many personal goals as possible in a given number of days--most of which aren't even related to the company's success at all, by the way, such as allowing the lazy flirt Mahavir to take half-hour-long naps during the work day or buying markers for the shy artist Tara. Granted, a happy crew is a productive one, and allowing workers to take breaks during the day is only humane, but if every company spoiled its employees the way Denise is expected to during the course of this game, very few businesses would be successful at all.

Sorry, folks, but I was extremely disappointed with this one.

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