Worming from Home Developer: Zach Northrop & Mason Sabharwal

Worming from Home is a remote work simulator with the official tagline "Remote work simulator where you are a worm :)" — and the developer credits behind it point to two people: Zach Northrop and Mason Sabharwal. The game is self-published by Zach Northrop on Steam, and it carries a Day of the Devs Official Selection credit from March 2026. This page covers what is actually documented about the people who made the game and where to verify that information.

The confirmed developer credits

The Steam listing and press kit both list the developers of Worming from Home as Zach Northrop and Mason Sabharwal. The publisher is listed separately as "Zach Northrop (self-published)". That publisher field is notable because it lists Zach Northrop as self-published rather than naming an outside company, although the available sources do not expand on the exact publishing arrangement or what self-publishing involved beyond the store listing.

What the sources do not provide is a role-by-role breakdown. There is no confirmed split for programming, art, design, music, or writing in the materials we reviewed. If you are trying to credit an individual department, that information is not officially documented in the Steam page, Day of the Devs page, or press kit URL.

Day of the Devs Official Selection

Worming from Home appears as an Official Selection for Day of the Devs, dated March 2026, with the credit going to Zach Northrop. The evidence confirms the selection itself but does not include quotes from the showcase, trailer details, or information about how long the game was featured.

Self-publishing and the indie press kit

Zach Northrop is credited as the self-publisher, which means the developer side also handles store-facing launch details. An indie press kit is available on impress.games under the Zach Northrop and Worming from Home path. The press kit URL is listed in the Sources section below. The evidence confirms that the press kit exists and is associated with the game, but it does not inventory the press kit's contents, so avoid assuming specific logos, screenshots, or fact sheets are present unless you open the page.

At-a-glance developer facts

Where to verify these credits

The Steam store page for the full game and the free demo are the clearest places to confirm the developer and publisher fields. The Day of the Devs page confirms the Official Selection, and the impress.games press kit provides a creator-facing resource. If you need additional background on either credited developer, that is not present in the available evidence, so treat it as unverified.

Sources

• Worming from Home on Steam
• Worming from Home Demo on Steam
• Steam Community hub
• Day of the Devs game page
• Indie press kit on impress.games