Empty Inbox is an office simulator built in Godot and released under my own label, Torrevieja Videogame Studio. You work the Evership inbox: barbecues going rusty, drones that refuse to dive, sneakers in the wrong size. The queue never shortens, and every message waits for a reply you write yourself, word by word, in a text box. Left at that, the job would be unbearably dull. So the support team has a game of its own: every morning they conspire and pick a word — TEMPEST, GLITCH, whatever comes up — and using it becomes mandatory. Not an optional challenge, not a suggestion. If it's the word of the day, it goes in your replies. The trouble is that Quality reads everything that leaves your keyboard: opening, diagnosis, solution, closing and spelling, point by point. So slipping the word in isn't enough — it has to go in without the reply suffering for it. If it sticks out, Quality charges you for it. Coming to Steam for PC and Mac. In development, release date to be announced.
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