
Okay, so everyone’s getting all nostalgic for the old days of the internet, which is cool. But honestly, if you didn’t grow up online back in the early 2000s, I don’t think you’re going to get VIDEOVERSE the way I do. It’s just a different feeling when you experienced that era firsthand.
This game clearly takes inspiration from the first social networks, like MySpace and AIM, and offers a story-driven experience that looks at how our sense of self connects with technology and each other.
The story takes place in a reimagined 2003, where the Kinmoku Shark was the dominant video game console.
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You’ll take on the role of Emmett, exploring lively online communities. As you interact with other players, you’ll uncover the hidden secrets behind the popular Kinmoku Shark console.
This game is a visual novel similar to Needy Streamer Overload, featuring a distinctive retro art style with 1-bit graphics. Your choices matter and will directly shape the story’s ending.
I’ve been hearing amazing things about this game on PC – it’s currently sitting at a 90 on Metacritic, which is seriously impressive. It’s dropping on PS5 and PS4 on November 14th, and honestly, if the story or setting sounds cool to you, it might be worth checking out!
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2025-11-04 01:06