Every member of the Bureau has a desk in the Mailroom. It is where the extras live: free Stamps on the house, a little ceremony, and nothing you have to rush for. Here is what you will find there.
The Dial. A brass wheel set into the wall. When it is ready you give it a turn and it lands on a number of Stamps, all of which go straight to your balance. It costs nothing to turn. After you collect, the Dial rests for a while and then becomes ready again on its own; we do not show a clock, because a clock would only nudge you to return on schedule.
Sealed Envelopes. Three envelopes, one choice. Pick any of them and it opens to reveal a Stamp reward, with no skill or timing involved. Like the Dial, the envelopes rest once you have chosen and return in their own time.
The Passport. This is your personal stamp meter. As you play, the Passport fills, and along its pages are fixed rewards printed in advance, so you can see exactly what each page holds before you reach it. Nothing is drawn at random and no one else's play affects your Passport. It belongs to you and moves only when you do.
Memos. Small, simple tasks pinned to the board, often a gentle prompt to open a game you have not tried yet. Complete one and you collect its Stamps. Memos have no deadlines and never vanish while you are away. When the board changes, it does so quietly by itself.
If your clearance level is above Ivory, Mailroom rewards carry a loyalty boost. That boost stays in the Mailroom: it never changes how any game plays. And as everywhere at the Bureau, Stamps have no cash value and are never sold. The Mailroom is there to add a little colour, not to keep you at the desk.
Gaming Bureau is a free-to-play social casino for adults in the UK. For entertainment only: no real money, no in-app purchases, and Stamps have no cash value.
