Synergex PeopleHub · Employee Portal
You're a mess. Weasel your way from the mailroom to the corner office.
A corporate-satire comedy for Windows and Mac. Stay buzzed, dodge every real task, steal the credit and convince Synergex Holdings you're a rising star, from mailroom intern to CEO.
43 MB for Windows · 78 MB for Mac · version v0.1.0 · Free
Job description
Synergex Holdings is hiring. You are not qualified. That has never stopped anyone in management.
Coffee, a flask in the desk, a "water" bottle that isn't water. A little takes the edge off and makes you charming; too much and everyone on the floor can tell. Hangovers, withdrawal and crashes are all part of the job.
Coworkers, HR and security notice the smell, the red eyes and the third bathroom break before ten. Mints, eye drops and cologne buy you time. Three write-ups and you're escorted out with a box.
Do the work, or delegate it, bribe the intern, steal finished reports off the printer, blame someone, or just hold Look Busy when the boss walks by. Your review only measures what people think you did.
Sort the mail, reconcile spreadsheets, clear printer jams, patch the server room, build a slide deck, survive the meeting. Being buzzed changes how every one of them plays.
Wake up in Maple Hollow, raid the medicine cabinet, drive through town to Synergex Tower and clock in by nine. Cops patrol. Rideshares cost money. Happy hour at The Copper Tap costs more.
Priya does the work for favors, Kyle the intern can be bought, Tasha talks, and Chad from sales wants your job. Every Friday is a performance review.
Sweet spot: perks. Wasted: obvious.
At 100, HR writes you up.
What your boss thinks you did.
Paid daily. Spent nightly.
Career path
Each promotion unlocks a new desk, harder tasks, more people watching and a story mission. The perks get better too: a parking pass, a company car, a bigger house.
In the game
Captured in the game at 1080p. Click any picture to see it full size.
Linda wants a status update. Bluff, smooth-talk, blame IT or (gasp) tell the truth
Synergex Tower. Clock in by nine, or at least near nine
The morning commute out of Maple Hollow
Excelsior Sheets: reconcile the quarterly numbers (or get Priya to)
The designated smoking area on the roof
The auditors arrive at eleven. Your desk is spotless. It is not
Bottoms Up Liquor, on the way home
Friday performance review: promoted
Maple Hollow, where your house and your excuses live
Happy hour at The Copper Tap
Hollow Park after work
Three write-ups and HR walks you out
Mature 17+: alcohol and drug use, crude humor. Management Material is satire. Every person, company and product in it is invented, nothing in it is advice, and none of it is a good idea in real life. Please don't drive impaired, at work or anywhere else.
Onboarding
Free for Windows and Mac. Both are the same version, so your copy is always current: when an update is out, press Update now on the title screen and the game installs it and reopens by itself. Your career stays saved.
| Version | v0.1.0 for Windows and Mac |
|---|---|
| Windows | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, a Vulkan-capable GPU |
| Mac | macOS 11 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel |
| Controls | Keyboard and mouse, or an Xbox controller |
| Saves | %APPDATA%\ManagementMaterial (Windows), ~/Library/Application Support/ManagementMaterial (Mac) |
| Windows SHA-256 | see version.json |
Release memos
New floors, coworkers and ways to avoid work arrive in updates. The game tells you when one is out.
Questions for HR
Yes, on both Windows and Mac.
Adults. It's rated Mature 17+ for alcohol and drug use and crude humor. It's satire: no real companies, brands or people, and nothing sexual.
When a new version is out, the title screen shows an Update now button. The game downloads it, checks it, installs it over your copy and reopens. You can also download the latest version here at any time.
No. It plays offline; the internet is only used to check for updates.
In %APPDATA%\ManagementMaterial on Windows and ~/Library/Application Support/ManagementMaterial on a Mac. Updates never touch them.
Email team@visoravgs.com.
Credits and licences
Game, code, buildings, clothing, procedural textures, sound effects and music are original work by Visora VGS. Third-party assets are all CC0 (public domain) or open-licensed:
The full list ships with the game (Credits on the title screen). All characters, companies and products are invented; any resemblance to your actual office is a coincidence (probably).