Planned Release Date: December 2025

About This Game

you are a teenager living in the american pacific northwest, setting up your brand-new computer. perfect timing too, since you recently nuked your phone's screen after dropping it while hiking. while you stay home alone, your father and mother are out for a bout in the city, enjoying a sorely needed date night. it should’ve been a chill night, but slowly you notice something is... off? before long, you’re stuck trying to figure out what’s going on instead of enjoying your shiny new machine.

get your bearings

my new computer is a short mystery that plays out entirely on your desktop. get set up on your new computer first, then poke around the apps, saved files, and leftover bits of family life that the machine managed to import from whats left of your phone. chat with people at your leisure- and don't forget to check in with mom and dad.

dig through your computer

by flipping through chats, photos, and whatever else you find, you are arming yourself with information. you’ll build your own sense of what matters and what doesn’t, because the game doesn’t tell you what counts as a clue. and if you need a break, well there's always Gambit Lite. why not get a game of chess in?

talk your way forward

say whatever you want in conversations. there aren’t dialogue options or locked-in paths. if you want to:

• get angry and swear at your parents

• ramble about how society will never be able to seriously consider pineapple as a pizza topping

• sneakily question someone

• tell your deepest darkest secret

you can do it! your parents and your best friend cosmo are there for you.

connect the dots, then choose

this game was made entirely by one person in their spare time with hard work, sweat, and all those other bodily fluids that they told me to put into games. it’s a short story experience, usually under an hour. the night culminates with one final decision you have to make. do what you can to figure out whats going on, because that moment will arrive whether you're ready or not.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game uses artificial intelligence to drive roleplaying of characters in the game.