Where are my Internets?

About

"Where are my Internets?" is a single-player, turned-based board game where you play as a city person trying to survive in a desolate countryside with no internet. Your goal is to become an internet provider and bring the internet to every village on the map, earning money by selling items from cards. With unique graphics, atmospheric soundtrack, and a dose of humor, the game offers an unusual and original experience in a single or hotseat multiplayer mode.

Genres & Tags

Indie

Play Modes

Local Multi-Player Play with friends in the same physical space using split-screen or multiple screens
2-Players Play with one other player, either online or locally, in a cooperative or competitive game mode
Multi-Player Compete or cooperate with other players online
Co-Op Team up with friends to complete levels or missions together
Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo
Split Screen Play with multiple players on the same screen, often with divided or shared screen real estate

69%

Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

story3 positive mentions

replayability2 negative mentions

Unique and entertaining concept with cute graphics and sound effects.
Great for local multiplayer, providing a fun experience with friends.
Amusing humor and creative use of RPG Maker, making it a light-hearted game.

Heavy reliance on random number generation leads to frustrating gameplay.
Limited variety in characters and events, resulting in repetitive gameplay.
Local multiplayer only, which restricts playability for those without friends nearby.

graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The game's graphics are characterized by a charming and simplistic aesthetic, featuring RPG Maker sprites and hand-drawn children's artwork that enhance its cute and inviting atmosphere. Players appreciate the visual style, which complements the game's laid-back premise.
- “This game is great for a lazy night with its simple premise and cute artwork.”
- “+ RPG Maker sprites and hand-drawn children's artwork for events and cards are cute.”
- “+ Cute graphics”
- “The graphics feel outdated and lack the polish expected from modern games.”
- “The character designs are simplistic and don't stand out in a crowded genre.”
- “The environments are bland and fail to create an immersive experience.”
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
17%
33%
The story aspect of the game is largely criticized for lacking depth and engagement, with some users noting it has no real narrative or skills required. However, others appreciate the humorous elements and amusing visuals, particularly in the context of a rural setting without internet access. Overall, the story is seen as minimal but occasionally entertaining.
- “The plot revolves around the challenge of having no internet in a rural area you visit.”
- “A delightful tabletop game featuring a humorous story and amusing illustrations.”
- “The narrative cleverly explores the theme of disconnection in a rural setting.”
- “Nothing to consider, nothing to control, no skills needed, and no story at all.”
- “The plot is you have no internet in some rural area you visit.”
humor
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is consistently praised for its incredible humor, featuring a humorous storyline and amusing visuals. Reviewers highlight its child-friendly style, making it an enjoyable experience for players of all ages.
- “Nice game with incredible humor.”
- “Nice tabletop game with a humorous story and funny pictures.”
- “Funny and child-friendly game.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game is generally described as bland and unmemorable, yet it effectively complements the gameplay, making players reluctant to turn it off.
- “The music fits nicely, don't want to turn it off.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's replayability is limited due to the presence of only two maps, which significantly restricts the variety and freshness of gameplay experiences.
- “There are only 2 maps, which severely limits the replayability.”
- “With just 2 maps available, the game quickly loses its replay value.”