Exhausted Man is a masterpiece of 'slapstick' gaming. We've seen 'difficult-to-control' games before, like Octodad or QWOP, but this feels much more personal and relatable. We've all had those days where getting out of bed feels physically impossible, and this game literalizes that feeling in the funniest way possible.
The gameplay is split between decorating your space and then navigating it. This adds a layer of strategy—you can place items in a way that helps your floppy body move around, or you can make it intentionally chaotic for a laugh. The physics engine is the real star here; the way the character drapes over furniture or slides off a table is consistently hilarious.
Underneath the humor, there's a genuine heart to the story about a person trying to finish a project while running on empty. It’s a short experience, but it’s packed with personality and unique moments that you won't find in any other mobile game. It’s a must-play for fans of indie gems.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 1.0.5Thu Feb 12 2026
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Requires iOS 13.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Exhausted Man is a physics-comedy game, where you help an exhausted person get through a night that is crucial to him/her. Do everything while lying down, decorate the room to your taste, get tonight's ending through your choices.
Features:
• The protagonist can only crawl…
• The goal is clear tonight! But there is so much to do…
• You can take a nap anytime…zZZ
Exhausted Man is an absurd, physics-driven comedy game that turns the simplest tasks into monumental challenges. You control a character who is completely drained of energy, meaning they can only move by slithering, sliding, and sticking to surfaces like a piece of wet pasta. From making coffee to organizing a desk, you must navigate your domestic environment in the most inefficient way possible. It’s a relatable, funny, and surprisingly challenging look at burnout and the struggle of daily life.
Unique 'exhausted' physics movement
Fully customizable room layouts
Hilarious and relatable storyline
Quirky art style and animations
Creative objective-based gameplay
Since you cannot stand, you must use your body's momentum to 'swing' around corners. Stick your head to a wall to gain height, then let your body follow to reach high shelves.
Every level gives you a set of tasks. You can choose how to arrange your furniture to make your 'crawling' path easier. Sometimes, the messiest solution is the most effective one.
Yes, playing with a controller offers a great way to handle the unique physics movement.