George and the Printer sees you struggling to get a printer to stop misbehaving, but your efforts might end up causing you far more trouble in the long run.
I honestly thought the whole office printer thing was one of those bad jokes that just keeps coming up, but I’ve yet to work with a printer that didn’t drive me into a blinding rage. George is dealing with a similar situation in their office as the printer has started spewing paper all over the place. Now, how to get it to stop? You’ll get to go on the entire tech support journey as you try to shut it off with the computer, then end up calling for repairs, and finally find out that the repair company has no idea how to fix it and absolutely no intention of figuring it out for you. Very true to life. So, you’ll eventually need to take more drastic measures to get it to stop.
All of these steps involve clicking around the office to see what tools and items you can put to work. If you search hard enough, you’ll find some helpful clues for who you can call and what you need to do. As things grow a bit more desperate (and George gets more annoyed), further options will open up. That desk chair might seem too heavy for you to mess with right now, but wait until you’re totally furious at the printer and see what happens.
George and the Printer is a brief, silly take on a common office problem. It’s got a playful animation style that suits the slapstick humor, and is just complex enough that you feel clever for finding the solutions without getting frustrated clicking around trying to find out what to do. Plus, you get to smash the printer in the end, which is a pleasure few of us actually get to experience.
George and the Printer is available now on itch.io.
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