If it's for My Client, I'd Even Schedule a Demon Lord

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You play a calendar jockey juggling absurd requests for clients with zero regard for logic. Every day brings new chaos like rescheduling a vampire’s sunrise nap or coordinating a troll’s bridge-dwelling permits. The core loop revolves around dragging events onto grids while managing deadlines, resources, and the sheer ridiculousness of it all. It’s a time-management puzzle wrapped in a deadpan joke about modern work culture. The game’s charm comes from its commitment to the premise. Each character has niche demands, a witch needs a full moon for her beauty sleep, your brother wants you to fight his traffic ticket, that force creative solutions within rigid planner mechanics. While it lacks polish in some areas, its cult following on PC highlights the dark humor and addictive difficulty spikes. A few hours in and you’ll wonder why scheduling a demon lord’s dental appointment feels so satisfying.