Fluff

A The cartridge on the Slopbox: a platformer in which the hero is round, floats when it puffs itself up, and rolls up the small things it meets to spit them out or take what they can do. You are a dust bunny under the desks of the open plan at 7:40 pm, and something has been plugged in at the far end of the office. Roll up a Pushpin and you can jab (and pop the balloons left from a leaving do); roll up a sticky note and you can cling to walls and climb them, which is the only way up a shaft the draught blows down; roll up a desk fan and you can send a gust that moves paper, and you float faster. A binder clip has no knack, but spat at something it goes off hard. A knock costs a little fluff and the knack falls out; dust on the floor puts the fluff back.

Three stages: under the desks, on top of them, and the break room, where the Upright is plugged in. It is easy to finish, because a dust bunny can float over most things, and hard to finish well: ten buttons have rolled under the furniture, three of them behind the balloons, the draught and a stack of paper. A Slopaganda poster is up at the top of the shaft.

It is not Super Slopio or Drip, whose heroes are globs that run and jump; here the hero is dust, and the verbs change with what it has rolled up.