
A 4-player cooperative survival horror where you’ll explore the terrifying depths of the internet alongside your team of analog tech enthusiasts. Use old-school technology to purge glitches, preserve your digital sanity, and survive the strange monsters lurking in the deep web.
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The internet does things to a person's head. As you delve deeper into the digital areas, your crew's mental state will deteriorate. The mind plays tricks on you. When the madness sets in, you might hear footsteps that aren't there, see your friends as the enemy, or hallucinate traps. Trust your equipment, but always second guess your own eyes.

Enter to the procedurally generated sandbox realms of the modern net! From hyper-filtered social feeds to the terrifying Dark Web, every run is unique. Each platform has a deadly personality and scaling difficulty. Survive cancel-culture acid rain, dodge firewall lasers over lava pits, and navigate erupting glitch geysers. The deeper you go, the larger the labyrinth and the deadlier the anomalies. Adapt to the algorithm, or log off forever.

Don't just run from anomalies, use the internet against them! Hack complex environmental traps, trigger hidden logic bombs, or activate platform-specific weapons to obliterate glitch-mutated creatures. Cleanse the web using pure Boomer intellect!

Become the Boomer you want to be by freely customizing your appearance inside the internet. After all, style still matters even during digital cleanup duty.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Feels like the internet became a dungeon crawler and lost its mind
I really liked using the environment against enemies instead of just running away
I played their last game “Lost Lullabies” and loved the atmosphere, and OK Boomer feels even better in its own crazy way. It has a totally different concept, but the creativity, tension, and fun are still there.
I did not expect the madness effects to mess with me this much
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