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98% positive of 75 · Very Positive · Live from Steam
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The printer is bleeding, the Wi-Fi is haunted, and Ticket #666 just came in. As the latest hire for a company run by cosmic horrors, your job is simple: Swipe to survive. Make binary decisions to survive the night shift in this dark comedy desktop simulator. I.T truly never ends.
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Review score: 98% on 2026-11-01 → 98% today (75 reviews)
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Fixed a soft-lock in the 255-ticket performance review. One question had no voice line, so if it was drawn the audio never played and the choices never appeared. That question has been removed from the pool.
Hey everyone! Here’s what’s new since our last patch: Expanded several storylines with new choices and outcomes. Added more content for a few familiar coworkers and office anomalies. Fixed Performance Review events not appearing correctly. Fixed an issue where…
Fixed an issue where some later endings, including the Stapler King endings, did not unlock their corresponding Steam achievements. Previously earned achievements should unlock automatically after launching the updated game through Steam.
Big content patch -> small bug fixes (ain't that always the way it goes?)
The office got bigger. The callbacks got sharper. VERA got louder. MacOS got supported! It’s been one month since I.T. Never Ends launched, and thousands of people have now spent tens of thousands of hours doing IT support in hell. The reviews have been genuin…
I’ve completed a little routine maintenance behind the scenes. Save states are now handled through a simpler, more robust system, which should make saving and loading more reliable. If you've been unlucky enough to hit an infinte loadscreen (either on windows …
When I put 120 different endings into I.T. Never Ends, I knew finding them all would take some serious dedication. Well, someone actually did it. After 180 hours of playing, a member of our little community named Violet has become the very first person to disc…
Performance reviews were in the build the whole time. They were also easy to miss, which is a bold choice for a meeting about your performance. They show up when they are owed now.Answer them, and the HR Department Drone files a memo on your next shift. Recogn…
Some jobs feel quite hellish right? But I.T. Never Ends makes it literal in a darkly comedic blend of office grind and indie horror. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/09/check-out-i-t-never-ends-a-dark-comedy-workplace-horror-game/…
I’ve enabled Steam Cloud syncing for I.T. Never Ends. Your progress should now sync automatically between supported devices when you close the game.Please continue saving your work. Management is watching.
I.T. Never Ends Is Out Now. Please Report to Work.The queue is open. The lights are flickering. V.E.R.A. is awake.I.T. Never Ends is now available on Steam for $12.99, with a 10% launch discount.100,000 Words. More Than 100 Endings.I.T. Never Ends is built aro…
Join the voice actor behind VERA for a complete playthrough of the I.T. Never Ends demo during Steam Next Fest.I.T. Never Ends is a corporate tech-horror comedy about surviving an increasingly impossible job in I.T. support. Handle employee tickets, make quest…