Bureaucracy (1987), by Douglas Adams and the staff of Infocom.
Excerpt from the box blurb:
You've just landed a great new job and moved to a spiffy house in a nice little town. You're even being sent to Paris this very afternoon for a combination training seminar and vacation. What could possibly go wrong? The answer, of course, is everything. When the bank refuses to acknowledge your change-of-address form, you'll find yourself entangled in a series of bureaucratic mishaps that take you from the feeding trough of a greedy llama to the lofty branches of a tree deep in the Zalagasan jungle.
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Infocom Documentation Project
PDF file of scanned original game manual.
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The Infocom Gallery: Bureaucracy
High-quality scans of box, moving guide, Popular Paranoia magazine, and credit card application.
Infocom Games: Bureaucracy
Box pictures and description, specifications, and sample transcript.
MobyGames: Bureaucracy
User reviews, credits, box image, screenshot, trivia, and other information.
SPAG Review
"This game has become the standard by which almost all tongue-in-cheek games about real life are measured, and has been imitated many times, but seldom equalled." By Graeme Cree.
(April 19, 1995)
Status Line: Douglas Adams' Bureaucracy
Text of game announcement from Infocom's newsletter.
(January 01, 1987)
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