Hi — I’m the solo developer of Work Rush, a short typing-survival game built around the feeling of an inbox getting out of control.

Each run targets about 3–4 minutes. Work memos keep arriving, you clear them by typing the exact phrase, and combo/gear choices help you survive as the board speeds up. On Android it uses the normal phone keyboard; the itch.io build is playable in a browser with no account.

The latest update focuses on making recovery readable. The Cleanup item no longer deletes a pile in one invisible cut: it removes each memo in a rapid visible beat, so an 8-to-0 save actually feels like a payoff. I also tightened level-based pressure and made equipment choices appear earlier.

Play the browser build: https://wognsdl2.itch.io/work-rush-typing-speed-game

Android on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.memosurvival.app&hl=en_US&utm_...

I’d especially value feedback on two things: does the pressure read clearly in the first minute, and does the staged Cleanup effect feel satisfying rather than too slow?

The browser version is free. The Android release includes ads and optional in-app purchases. Korean and English are supported. Some illustrated art was AI-assisted; the game design, code, balance, capture, and editing are my own work.