Where are my Internets?

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Where are my Internets?

Short description

"Where are my Internets? " It is a board game set in a strange fictional world that resembles our present-day world, but with elements of humour and surreal events. You play as a typical city person who arrives in a desolate countryside with no trace of the internet. Your aim is to survive in these tough conditions.

Developer
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Publisher
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Release
Fri, Dec 16, 2016
Price
$2.99
Reviews
53
Positive
75%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
n/a
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Indie
Features
Multi-player, Co-op, Shared/Split Screen Co-op, Steam Trading Cards, Partial Controller Support, Remote Play Together
Tags
Indie Board Game RPGMaker Anime Comedy Turn-Based Co-op Family Friendly Funny Grid-Based Movement Great Soundtrack 4 Player Local Third Person Survival Memes Multiplayer 2D
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$7ksomewhere between $3k and $12k · roughly 1K–4K copies

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