Overemployed Empire

Overemployed Empire is a minimalist clicker and incremental simulation game where your ultimate goal is to retire early. The challenge? Juggle as many jobs as possible at once to collect multiple paychecks and climb your way to financial freedom. The more you work, the faster you can invest in upgrades that help you achieve your dream of early retirement.

Gameplay Overview

Players start with a single job and gradually unlock more as they earn money. Each job adds another paycheck but also increases the difficulty of keeping up. Strategic multitasking and smart upgrade choices are essential to progress efficiently. With every new upgrade, your empire of jobs grows—and so does your chance to escape the grind once and for all.

Features

• Simple, minimalist 2D design with clean retro visuals.
• Incremental progression that rewards smart multitasking.
• Upgrade system to boost income and unlock more jobs.
• Quick, engaging sessions — perfect for short play breaks.
• Built in Unity for smooth browser performance.
• Developed during Ludum Dare 58.

How to Play Overemployed Empire

• Click to Work: Manage multiple jobs at once to earn paychecks.
• Buy Upgrades: Spend your income on new tools and bonuses to increase efficiency.
• Retire Early: Reach your financial goal and escape the rat race.

About the Developer

Overemployed Empire was created by JOrbits during Ludum Dare 58. The game quickly gained popularity for its humor, clever concept, and clean minimalist gameplay loop, receiving an average rating of 4.9/5 stars from players.

FAQ

What is the goal of Overemployed Empire?

The goal is to juggle multiple jobs, earn money, and retire early by purchasing upgrades and optimizing your income.

Who created Overemployed Empire?

The game was developed by JOrbits as part of Ludum Dare 58, a popular game jam event.

Is Overemployed Empire free to play?

Yes, it’s available online for free as a browser-based HTML5 game with no installation required.

How long does a typical session last?

Each play session lasts just a few minutes, making it perfect for quick gaming breaks.

What type of game is it?

It’s a mix of clicker, incremental, and simulation genres with a minimalist retro aesthetic.