Last Day of Work

Last Day of Work at a Glance

Last Day of Work operates as an independent studio based in San Francisco that has been active since 2004. Founded by CEO Arthur Humphrey, the company focused primarily on casual games throughout its run. Their portfolio contains ten titles with a clear preference for simulation and strategy genres. They released exactly ten games across their history, with nine of those developed in-house. The studio's reach spans multiple platforms, including PC, Mac, iOS, Android, and several older systems like Windows Phone and the Tapwave Zodiac. The ratings for this publisher tell a consistent story. Every single one of their nine rated titles falls into the good category between 60 and 79 points. None of their games reached the great tier above 80 points, but none fell below 40 either. Their average score sits at 65.6 out of 100. Several specific entries show this pattern clearly. Virtual Villagers 4: The Tree of Life from 2010 scored 70/100. Virtual Villagers 3: The Secret City from 2008 also received a 70. Fish Tycoon, released in 2004, matched that score. Virtual Families 2: Our Dream House, which came out in 2012, also holds a 70 rating. Meanwhile, Virtual Villagers: A New Home from 2006 scored slightly lower at 65.1. Other entries like Virtual Villagers 5: New Believers and the original Virtual Families both landed at 60 points. Output volume changed over time as the company matured. They released six games during the 2000s and four titles in the 2010s. Their activity stopped after 2018 with the release of Virtual Villagers Origins 2. The studio specialized in real-time simulation games involving virtual life mechanics. Their catalog includes the Fish Tycoon series, Plant Tycoon, the Virtual Families franchise, and the Virtual Villagers line. While they maintained a steady presence on PC and Mac, they also adapted their titles for mobile devices like iPhones and iPods as those platforms grew. The data shows a developer that produced a small but consistent stream of games without major fluctuations in quality or genre focus during its active years.

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