DreamNet

Bubble pop was good fun.

one of those fake os games, done with about as much competence as microsoft does windows, so I guess it's realistic enough. multiple languages, can create more save slots but no timestamp, just a date, so one can only hope it saves constantly. I only ran it once, couldn't be bothered to check. no windowed mode toggle to click but f11 works, as I learned by pressing alt for alt+tab that brought up the menu on top that shouldn't be there. amateur hour. there's a floating bubbles toggle (why are those even a thing?) and a single volume slider that isn't enough because there's music and sfx. I'll never understand these idiotic audio settings with volume sliders for some and toggles for others. if the game has 2 different types of audio, add 2 sliders, simple as that. and while the initial music was playing, the slider didn't do anything. plus the music player is bugged. the seek bar for one of them makes it out to be some long number but it's just a couple seconds, and the seek itself bar doesn't work but it does in the media player. there are files to go through, some basic mini-games and a website that's essentially a screenshot, nothing's clickable. eventually a creep hits you up …

Pass on this one. What you see in the store page is literally the entire game.

pervert wanted to see my ass and told me to activate my non existant camera 10/10

Nice game i like it a lot keep up the work on it

Tentative recommend, out of a score of 10 I'd give +5 for the aesthetic and general aura of mystery but -5 for how short the story seemed to be and lack of interactivity. I had no idea if I had to wait a certain number of minutes for the "unknown user" to message back or if a certain sequence of events was required when no direct actions were prompted... but you are also limited to just clicking through the same few files, folders, games, and static sites. And as far as I can tell, the "story" ends very abruptly after you decide what to be done about the other user. Unless I missed something and a full guide is released that shows some new easter eggs, I'm not sure there's much to be done other than admire what amounts to a slightly interactive screensaver.