Shred Inc.

A career in public service. Sort of.

Congratulations, citizen, on your appointment to the National Shredding Agency.

Your desk? It’s in the basement.

Your shredder? Standard government-issue equipment.

Your job? Destroying documents.

Feed the machine

• Hands-on shredding in real time — grab, feed in, listen to it being torn apart.

• Staples, paperclips, binder spines: your shredder has an opinion on everything.

• Fulfill your task, earn your performance review, earn your pay.

• From a wheezing desktop unit to industrial-scale document shredding

Don't read the paperwork

Most of what lands on your desk consists of procurement requests and travel expense claims. Most of it. Every now and then, your gaze catches on a particular page — a redacted name, a note that shouldn't be there, a report someone was desperate to get rid of.

You can shred it and leave work on time. Or you can start a file of your own.

Features

• Document shredding

• A bureaucracy that rewards obedience and disapproves of curiosity

• Secrets hidden in the paperwork — for those who look more closely

• Single-player, mouse & keyboard, short sessions

• Isn't shredding enough?