Paper Shredder Secures Wishlists
Family Friendly Gaming News
Strasbourg, France, July 17, in the year of our Lord 2026
– Independent game development studio Embers today
announced that its upcoming incremental game, Paper Shredder, has
officially surpassed 100,000 Steam wishlists in just two days (48
hours) following its initial reveal. The milestone follows a viral
surge of interest across social platforms and online gaming
communities.
Paper Shredder puts players into an entry-level corporate job with a
simple premise: shred massive stacks of company documents to earn a
$1,000,000 payout. What begins as a manual, sheet-by-sheet grind
quickly scales into an operation of mass paper destruction. Players
shred files, sweep up paper confetti, upgrade their workspace with
heavy-duty machinery, and uncover secrets buried deep beneath the
paper mountains.
Key Features:
Shred, Sweep, Repeat - Experience the intense sensory pleasure of
turning tower-high piles of rigid bureaucracy into weightless
confetti. Shred documents and sweep up the mess to earn company
merit points. Upgrade basic tools into heavy-duty setups,
skyrocketing your processing speed and document destruction.
Mandated Morale Boosts - Never feel lonely on the clock! Your
dedicated Happiness Manager is always watching, offering continuous,
highly mandatory psychological support, and toxic positivity to keep
your motivation at an optimized 100%.
Branching Career Paths - Dig through paper mountains to find more
than just forgotten files. Rumor says past associates couldn't bear
the grind and shredded a path to freedom instead. Will you follow
them?
Paper Shredder is currently in active development for PC via Steam.
Public playtests and a playable Steam demo are planned ahead of
release.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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