Careful, It's Hot key art: a busy office and an overfilled coffee

Coming soon to Steam

Careful, It's Hot

Fill it to the brim. Carry it to your desk. Don't spill a drop.

Your boss wants a coffee. A full one. Careful, It's Hot is a first-person comedy game about carrying a cup filled right to the brim across a very busy office, without spilling a drop.

Hold the button to pour and let go before it overflows. Then walk it all the way to your desk before the clock runs out. Every step sloshes and every turn tips it. Coworkers wander into your path, doors swing open in your face, dogs want a sniff and the mail cart stops for no one.

It gets worse every day. Across 100 workdays and four promotions, from Intern to the corner office, the office adds fire drills, power cuts, paper airplanes, a nerf war, yoga balls and, on the last day, the CEO.

The Steam page is coming soon. Follow @SoSoGames5 on X to hear when it goes live.

Release
Coming soon to Steam
Platforms
Windows PC, Steam Deck
Genre
First-person physics comedy
Session
2 to 3 minutes a day, 100 days
Players
Single-player
Engine
Unreal Engine 5

Press and creators: email [email protected] for a Steam key or an interview.

Trailer

Gameplay trailer, 87 seconds

Music: "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys" and "Fluffing a Duck" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Features

  • One cup, one rule

    Fill it to the brim, carry it to your desk, don't spill. Anyone gets it from one look.

  • Coffee that sloshes

    Speed, turns and bumps all move the liquid. Six cups, from a paper cup to a tiny espresso.

  • 100 workdays

    Four promotions from Intern to Director, then the corner office. Every day adds something new.

  • An office out to get you

    More than 30 coworkers with their own routines, plus dogs, carts, chair racers, fire drills and power cuts.

  • Nerve and slow-mo

    Close calls and dodges build a score multiplier up to x3, with a beat of slow motion on a near miss.

  • Made for clips

    Two to three minute days, instant retry, and a fail screen for every kind of disaster.

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