THIRTY FLOORS

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Last updated: 30 October 2026

Version 18

In due diligence, Jamie walks each report over to your desk, then walks back. A little more bent each time.

People who come into the CEO's office now walk in, and walk back out.

If the CEO cuts every role, Act 3 is one short week that ends in Room 4B.

Between acts, the next act takes the whole screen: its number, its name, and the ride down the tower.

Save between acts: close the page and continue later from the next act. Visit statistics, only if you say yes. This page.

Act 3: your colleagues talk on the open floor, and your phone fills up with life: the landlord, the bank, your mother, recruiters.

The investment committee and the CEO's office come alive: people walk in, answer, and judge. The staff email is written one sentence at a time.

The fund's investors, rivals and analyst react on screen. The deal structure options are explained.

The pitch is played one sentence at a time, on phones too.

The debt choice shows its effects right away. The elevator between acts is easier to follow.

The title page is a city at dusk: the fund on floor 34, the CEO on floor 4, the staff on the ground floor.

The game is called Thirty Floors.

First public test.