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Version 2.5.15 · 2026-07-02
• Preparations for upcoming celebration
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The store currently lists version 2.5.15, updated 2026-07-02.








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The Ultimate Office Stress-Buster Returns!
Ever had that one coworker? The know-it-all who sucks up to the boss, never takes a sick day, and corrects your emails? Yeah. Him.
Well, now it's payback time.
Now With:
- REAL Physics – More realistic splats, smacks, and hilarious chaos!
- MORE Splats – Because why not?
- MORE Jerk – He’s more annoying than ever.
- MORE Squid – You’ll see.
There's a Jerk in every office, and this one is all yours. Take aim, grab whatever's within reach, and let the projectiles fly! Will it be a stapler? A taco? Maybe a fishbowl with a very surprised goldfish?
Throw anything. Watch the chaos unfold.
The Office Jerk can only take so much—find out just how much by launching any of these at him:
- Zombie Mask – Spook him good.
- Snappy Mouse Trap – Classic prank, perfect reaction.…
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• Preparations for upcoming celebration
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