Last year I played this title on Gamepass and ever since it has stuck with me. Words cannot describe the experience and humanity from a story like this which can never truly be replicated outside the gaming medium. Tasked with making sure all users are using the internet responsibly you'll often be pitted against various users ranging from angsty teens to novice boomers. Each with their own relatable quarks. The game genuinely rewards you if you take the time to explore each hub and user profile. The game has chapters which take place between days to weeks apart creating this strong sense of continuity for each user as they go about their lives. The puzzles themselves will make you feel like an absolute genius when you figure them out. While I did use a guide for the final parts I often regret not taking all the time I needed to solve them because the outcome would have been so much more satisfying. This game is honestly a full package that to this day has warped my perspective on social media in general. What this game does flawlessly is being able to display both the humility and empathy for each and every character. I felt for some of these characters in such a way that it's hard to believe they're not real yet I'll find elements of them in real life people who use the internet in the same way... You'll laugh at the cranky old Karen till you scroll down towards the memorial he's made for his deceased wife. And it's moments like those where you see how people not only self express themselves in their profiles like an old Myspace. But also how they process their grief, how they utilize the internet in order not to feel alone. I bought this mainly to express my love for this title. One of the best original experiences you will have if you love reading and discovering

I was very surprised how good of an experience this is.

Nobody reads my long rambling reviews, so I'll keep this short to hopefully promote someone to try it out. I genuinely found every emotion playing this game. It was sincerely and truly a wonderful experience I wont soon forget.

I reported a lady for posting her 1st grade students' drawings of a copyrighted cartoon fish.