Under Contract (v0.5.3 & Uncensored)

A dead-end office job becomes a literal sentence in this adult arcade puzzler, where a broke college dropout signs on with a corporation run by infernal management. Richard’s days unfold in a claustrophobic cubicle, while his nights drag him into a demonic dreamscape governed by the same contract he was desperate enough to accept. The tone is knowingly ridiculous and raunchy, turning workplace misery, occult bureaucracy, and sexual comedy into the backdrop for a fast, demanding puzzle campaign. Beneath the jokes lies a genuine arcade challenge built for players who miss the pressure of coin-op score chasing.

Matches are made by quickly collecting, arranging, and launching colored gems to create chains before the board overwhelms you. Its rhythm draws heavily from Magical Drop and Money Puzzle Exchanger: success depends less on slow planning than sharp reads, rapid hands, and knowing when a setup can explode into a screen-clearing combo. Story progression carries Richard through increasingly strange scenarios, introducing fresh puzzle variations and escalating the demands placed on his reactions. The campaign also frames victories as upward movement through the company hierarchy, with coworkers to rescue, bosses to undermine, and adult encounters woven into the branching corporate nightmare.

Under Contract stands apart through its union of old-school competitive-puzzle intensity and an unabashedly horny supernatural office satire. Rather than using its mature premise as a thin coat of paint, it builds a larger narrative around contracts, cult-like corporate rituals, dream dimensions, and the possibility of choosing Richard’s eventual fate. Extra modes and broad puzzle variety give skilled players reasons to keep returning after the main story, especially if they enjoy refining routes and chasing cleaner combos. Fans of frantic arcade puzzlers with irreverent visual-novel energy should find plenty to like, though newcomers should expect a steeper learning curve than the comedic presentation initially suggests.