Restore The Internet
A cozy incremental on a retro desktop. Restore forgotten websites one block at a time, then connect them: where you place each page changes its income, traffic and repair speed. Upgrade, automate, and finish with a proper ending. No forced resets.
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About the game
Bring a Lost Internet Back Online
Restore the Internet is a cozy incremental about bringing a small, fictional old web back to life. Repair broken pages one block at a time, host them on a webring, and arrange them so that every neighbor helps the next. Then teach your retro desktop to do the work for you.
Restore Pages Block by Block
Hold the cursor over a corrupted page and watch colorful pixel illustrations reappear. Every restored site joins your archive for good and earns credits once you host it.
Placement Changes Everything
Galleries pull visitors to nearby forums, forums speed up recovery when archives sit beside them, and archives lighten the load on their neighbors. The live preview shows income, traffic and repair speed before you commit, so every layout is a real decision.
Teach Your Desktop to Work
Upgrade CPU, modem and hosting, unlock recovery queues and focus, and write simple rules that discover and publish sites while you plan the next move.
A Desktop Full of Little Programs
Read Scrapbook letters, route mail through Packet Post's pipe puzzles, tune Mosaic Radio, and take on community cases that ask for specific network shapes.
Four Neighborhoods, One Proper Ending
Grow from a single homepage through Personal Web, Fan Clubs, Night Channels and The Great Archive, then run the final broadcast. No forced resets, no online account, no artificial waiting.
A short incremental for players who like watching things come back to life and finding the layout that makes it all click.
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