Photocopying unsightly body bits while wasted is a time-honoured hell-raising strategy. Click to apply your Devil's dumplings to the copier, but don't let any non-sozzled workmates catch you in the act.
Delivering files needn't be a chore. Providing you're an eagle. And your colleagues include an ex-Hungry Hungry Hippo. Look, just play File Frenzy already.
Super Karoshi sits at the gorier end of corporate satire. Your identity: a sleep-deprived white collar worker. Your task: self-destruction, by whatever means available.
It's a sad truth that colleagues are often as eager to stop you skiving off as they are to skive off themselves. Practice workplace evasion in Office Sneakout.
The pen may be mightier than the sword, but the keyboard mops the floor with the pen. Type Fighter gives kung fu typing skills an appropriately kinetic level of impact. Pummel the living daylights out of office invaders by typing in words before the time runs out.
We fake incoming phone calls to get out of meetings already, but it sounds a hell of a lot more convincing when we're using Fake-A-Call. This iPhone-based ventriloquist's dummy carries three pre-recorded voice tracks, but you can always record your own.
Kill Your Boss is all the agony you'd like to inflict on your particular office tyrant wrapped up in one, bite-sized, browser-based package. Sickeningly funny.
As you can probably tell, Skullboy isn't too fond of performance graphs and memos. Nor are we, for that matter. We just don't tend to express our dislike by chainsawing the nearest CEO.
Five Minutes to Kill (Yourself) is a Western isometric take on Super Karoshi, with added point-and-click-ability. Exploit your own mortality before you're summoned to a department review.
Sometimes all it takes to de-stress is a steaming cuppa. But whose turn is it to man the tea trolley? Tea Round should forestall any spats.