Internet Generation

“The core gameplay is a side-scrolling brawler moving through stages that each visualize a different corner of the internet: an underground network of digital sewers, a sea made entirely of stacked monitors, a cathedral library packed with wiring and hard drives, and rooms built from old television static.”

“Despite its kinda rough combat, it is a decently enjoyable gameplay experience, especially considering it is more of a laid-back game.”

“Mind you, I generally focus on the story, so for me the gameplay was a bit chaotic yet simple at the same time: you can either try to use all the various techniques you learn during the game elegantly, or find the correct order of button mashing that allows you to survive and kill longer.”

“Localization of the game is pretty good; sometimes it glitches (usually only when you die). Overall, a great (short) game. The minesweeper stage made me cry though, so minus some points there.”

“Although not all content was something I agreed with (damn you, inevitable plot death and bullying of characters on the internet without any consideration), Internet Generation was a very amiable and heartwarming game in its own little special uniqueness, with its many different subtle choices and quirks to portray the varied world of the internet, including 2-3 minigames and special sequences that can either make you appreciate the care and decisions put into the work, or otherwise show that this is not something for you; if you enjoy gameplay but a scuffed one, and don't mind paying the price knowing you will focus a lot on essentially doing similar fights for the majority of the game, then I can only recommend the game: it portrays well how growing and changeable yet unsteady the world of the internet is, and how there will always be content and friendships to be made thanks to all the people that inhabit it, representing the true internet generation.”

“It's a cute beat 'em up with a fun art style and charming animations.”

“Beat 'em up with a really interesting premise, good writing, cute art style, and some great music.”

“The chibi-style characters filling each overworld are in constant, individual motion, and the portrait artwork in dialogue scenes is expressive and frequently amusing.”

“It has cute sprites, funny dialogue, and not too hardcore of an experience.”

“This game was quite funny and the gameplay was also pretty good.”

“Beat 'em up with a really interesting premise, good writing, cute art style, and some great music.”