Dilbert's Desktop Games is a 1997 video game developed by Cyclops Software and published by DreamWorks Interactive for Microsoft Windows. It is a series of ten casual games and activities based on the characters of the Scott Adams comic strip Dilbert, with Adams having contributed to the creative direction of the game. The games, many being imitations of arcade games, feature Dilbert competing with or thwarting his colleagues and bosses in the office. Upon release, Dilbert's Desktop Games received a mixed reception upon release, with some critics praising it as a humorous budget title, and other critiquing its limited content and play value.