Worming from Home is a satirical simulation of remote work in the financial sector, where corporate routine is taken to the extreme. The game challenges you to assume the role of a worm-like analyst who, despite having neither arms nor a backbone, still manages to earn money, advance in his career, and maintain the illusion of professionalism. Corporate absurdity in its purest form The controls are based on ragdoll physics, forcing you to literally wriggle across the keyboard for every action. The rubbery body reacts to every movement, turning typing, hitting the table, and moving into a chaotic yet controlled performance. Even simple actions become a test of coordination and patience. Financial activities are presented with ironic straightforwardness. Responses to management are reduced to monosyllabic statements, spreadsheets are filled with random numbers, and investments are made at random. Behind the apparent chaos lies the familiar office logic, where results are more important than meaning, and success often depends on luck. Features of the game A satirical simulator of remote office work. Rag doll physics with unconventional controls. A cartoonish view of financial analytics. Progress through improvements and career growth.