小狗不上班 Dog go on Strike

Clock out on time. Break the entire company on the way.

Tasks, reports, HR, and punch clocks have flooded the office. Three dogs who refuse to work overtime are fighting back with the only weapons they can find: office supplies.

Doggo on Strike is a cute, darkly comic top-down survivor-like built for fast, ridiculous runs. Regular weapons attack automatically while you focus on movement. Level-ups pause the action and offer three choices, turning ordinary stationery into absurd crowd-clearing builds.

[h3]Three Dogs, Three Ways to Break the Rules[/h3]
Intern Shiba: levels quickly and reaches a working build sooner.

Hoodie Slacker: exploits policy loopholes, rhythm, and sustain.

Hotheaded Vanguard: fights closer to danger for savage counters and burst damage.
Each dog changes the core rules of a run instead of acting as a simple skin.

[h3]24 Office Weapons. Fuse Them. Evolve Them.[/h3]
Staplers, coffee, keyboards, resignation letters, and 20 more base skills use distinct trajectories, timing, range, and penetration.

14 compatible pairs merge into entirely new fusion attacks.

8 weapon-and-passive recipes evolve through elite chests.

Choose two charged ultimates from a roster of five and fire them when the workload becomes unbearable.

[h3]Six Workplace Battlegrounds, 8–10 Minutes Each[/h3]
Fight from the Night Office and HR Interview Cubicles through the Printer Storm Line and all the way to the Cat Boss Final Review. Every stage has its own absurd office mechanic, scaling elites, and two bosses, twelve in total. The final boss must fall before Doggo can clock out.

[h3]More Than One Good Escape[/h3]
Reveal enemies in the codex, uncover secrets hidden across all six stages, chase 42 playful achievements, and chain in-run Slacking Orders that can change your build on the spot. No basic-attack button. No homework-sized tutorial. Move, choose, grow stronger, and tear through the company.

[h3]Language Support[/h3]
Interface and in-game text: English and Simplified Chinese

First launch: follows the Steam client language first, then the operating-system language

Manual switching: available at any time in Settings and saved for future launches

Voice-over: no full voice-over in the current build