Online Simulator

Very cool game. I love the simulation of what the internet was in the Windows XP era. I don't know what this type of game is called, I would call it a desktop simulator. I'm looking forward to playing more of it. I need to figure out the password for that damn archive. grrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Found this game thru Jay Tholen's twitter, looked like fun so I bought it without looking into it too much. The medium is through a computer screen much like Tholen's Hypnospace Outlaw, but the story itself is unique and actually pretty disturbing imo. I will admit that for one of the "puzzles" I had to root through the game files to better search the webpages, but you may not run into the same road blocks. Check out this game for a unique take on a short horror story without any jumpscares, although you should be warned that the body horror warning by the author is no joke.

The most concise way I can put it is... this game is about Rick Rolling all the folks who buy the game. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Really weird and intriguing, funny too, I just wish it didn't hurt the eyes so much to read the text.

A game that has a deeper meaning behind it, but just chooses to end it with a "Never Gonna Give You Up" cover. It's great. You're a guy with a teeth fetish (Is that even possible?) and you have to go through your PC to find a lot of interesting stuff and learn a valuable lesson at the end. Everything is so well done. Although, I don't think this game has any replayability. At all. Is it worth the $1.79 I paid for it? Probably not. I ain't sure. Should I get this game on a discount? Yes. EDIT: And also don't let the tags and first screenshot fool you. This game has almost no sexual content, aside from some breast jiggle.

A very strange, creepy and great little puzzle game. I really like these, I dunno what you'd call them, desktop sims? (Online Simulators, duh) and this is a great addition to the genre. The kind of creepy that creates a queasy atmosphere and an uneasy sensation. It's a short game so it's hard to discuss the themes and plot without giving something away but I found it to be extremely effective. Five teeth out of five.

I was recommended this by a friend of mine, who is in the special thanks of this game. It's a very short experience, but if you like the idea of a playable little bite-sized story. I definitely had fun with it. The psychosexual themes here are very interesting and not often something I see discussed in games of a similar nature. There were parts of this game that managed to make me squirm and that's very rare for me. As someone who has their own set of peculiarities, the idea of being taken advantage of in the way displayed in this game is genuinely disturbing. I like this a lot. It reminds me of projects I've been working on/planning on making in the future. Some general criticisms I have: - The clicking was a bit finicky, often if I dragged a window the links wouldn't be highlighted correctly. - Replaying to see what would result from different responses is a bit of a chore. - The glitchy chromatic aberration filter is really rough and gets in the way of reading. You're able to...

I really didn't enjoy this game. It's confusing and incredibly weird. I thought it was going to be like Emily Is Away, Pony Island, and those other weird simulators. It wasn't really. It was short, strange, and not very fun to play. It's basically reading through a bunch of old chat logs that I don't even really understand. Also: THE ACHIEVEMENTS DON'T WORK. Which really bothers me.

I checked the "received for free" box as I was a playtester. The first time through the game, I was absolutely shrieking with laughter for a lot of it (Turd I miss you bro) and when it got real, it got really real. Some of the imagery gave me an adrenaline spike, it's pretty jarring at first glance. Putting together the storyline is half the game - as it comes together, I found myself needing to keep going deeper. The meta-narrative in the release, which wasn't present in the beta, is really satisfying while still raising so many more questions. This story really stuck in my craw and I adore it.