Everything Must Go

You are in a building that sells things. You did not arrive on purpose. The lights are on because the lights are always on. Somewhere below you, a machine is making more inventory, and it has not been told to stop.

Everything Must Go is a first-person exploration game set in the lower floors of the Weird Castle — a retail environment that continues past the point where retail environments usually end. Corridors repeat. Product standees watch. There is a map; the map is optimistic.

• Become someone first. A character creator with ten pre-approved identities, none of which are you.
• Descend. Poolrooms, voids, a self-drawing pipe, a maze with a genuine exit.
• The shrine. Something gold is down there. It is a hat.
• Everything on the shelves is real. Products you find in the game can be bought on the floors above. This is the joke and also the business model.

The developers describe the content like this: "There is no gore, no combat, and nothing chases you. The discomfort is architectural. Several players have reported feeling like they work here."