MOVECORP turns an idle game into a workplace grievance, and it's funnier for it. The contract-as-copywriting gimmick isn't decoration — the shop, the upgrades and the story beats all stay in character, and hiring a train to haul dirt 'just because' lands as proper absurdist comedy. A great pick if you like your incrementals with a side of dark workplace humor.
About MOVECORP
MOVECORP hands you an employment contract before it hands you a shovel. Your job as Dirt Laborer is to move an entire mountain — grain by grain — for a company that lives off government grants and pays in vouchers. Why? 'Just because,' says the contract, and that is the most honest sentence in it.
Underneath the satire sits a real incremental loop: dig with whatever you brought from home (the company will rent you a spoon, for a fee), earn vouchers, and reinvest in hired workers, vans, trucks, trailers and eventually a train. Every improvement — the warehouse, the fleet, the haul itself — belongs to MOVECORP. So, the contract notes, do you.
The comedy lives in the fine print: complaints go to Employee Care, where they are 'heard and then burned'; reading any papers found buried is forbidden (they're 'boring. And compromising.'); and looking behind the wall is strictly prohibited. The whole page is written as contract clauses, and the game stays in character. One practical note: the in-game shop and UI shown in the screenshots are in Spanish, while the page's contract text is in English.
How to Play
Dig the mountain grain by grain to earn vouchers, then spend them on better tools and hired workers who keep digging when you don't. Scale up through vans, trucks, trailers and a train, and expand the warehouse to hold what you haul. The loop is the job: more vouchers, more equipment, more mountain gone — and every upgrade belongs to MOVECORP, not to you.
Controls
See the original itch.io page for the developer's control notes.
Tips & Tricks
Hire workers early — the contract's own terms make it clear manual digging is a sucker's job.
The in-game shop is in Spanish: 'Comprar' means buy.
The story hides where the contract forbids you to look — behind the wall, and in the buried papers.
Features
Satirical incremental game framed as a corporate employment contract
Move a mountain grain by grain for a company funded by government grants
Hire workers and buy vans, trucks, trailers and a train to automate the haul
Paid in vouchers — and every upgrade belongs to MOVECORP, including (per the contract) you
Bureaucratic lore: Employee Care burns complaints, buried papers are forbidden reading
Made with Godot; pixel-art presentation; plays in the browser or on Windows
Latest Updates
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Dig a mountain away grain by grain for a company that pays in vouchers and thanks you in paperwork.. Discovered on itch.io's new releases feed and added to the PlayBloo catalogue with verified source details.
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