In Chief Emoji Officer, which debuted April 7, players work their way up the company ladder from new hire to CEO using nothing but emojis.
Last fall, Boghosian and his former Niantic colleague Alexia Mandeville teamed up to launch, a self-funded game studio created with a focus on narrative games and short-form indie experiences.
“We wanted to work for ourselves and focus on our vision to bring a little more fun into the world,” Boghosian said. “Our goal is to create beautiful worlds, stories and characters, and to always be fair to players.”Target audience:’s target audience is adults who have spent at least some time in Corporate America. While it’s fairly wholesome, there may be a few small innuendos unsuitable for children.
“It’s a game where you have to progress and make good choices, but half of it’s funny,” Boghosian said. “We wanted to hit on both of those points when developing.”The game is a story that unravels as players go through six chapters of a tech job. Along the way, players will meet unique characters like Karen, a downer, and Joey, whose positivity can be a little much at times.The game can be played in about an hour. Of course, if you get fired and start over it may take a bit longer.
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