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About This Game

Somewhere in the office, the AI is broken. Some of it on purpose.

In Artificially Stupid, every coworker is a bot following its daily routine — queuing for coffee, typing, nodding through meetings, glitching now and then. Hidden among them are the bugs: real players pretending to be AI. One player is the QA tester, armed with a scanner, a clipboard and a baseball bat. Report the right unit and it gets a cartoon finisher. Report the wrong one and HR is notified.

Play the bug — copy the crowd's routines, fake their quirks, keep your cool when the QA walks past, and pull off sabotage: break the espresso machine, throw coffee, lay a puddle, blink away, disguise yourself as a prop.

Play the QA — watch the crowd, scan, mark suspects, ask questions, replay the moment you saw something odd, and swing when you're sure.

Or play Hunter — everyone's a bug, everyone has a target, nobody knows who's hunting them.

Features

• 2–16 players online (Steam, public or private lobbies, Quick Play, join friends from Steam) or solo against bots
  
• Five offices: The Roastery café, Terminal 2 airport, the Obsidian Library at night, a three-storey Office tower, and a Bounce House where the floor fights back
  
• A crowd that behaves like a crowd: jobs, routines, quirks and world events — power cuts, fire alarms, bird attacks
  
• Proximity voice chat — whisper to the bug next to you, or keep quiet
  
• 14 abilities, 5 finishers, endless progression — unlock outfits, powers and finishers as you level
  
• Dress your employee from 50+ wardrobe parts, from office basics to bunny ears
  
• Moment replays, photo mode, Steam game recording
  
• Played your way: full key + controller rebinding, colour-blind palette, reduce motion & flashing, subtitles
  
• 9 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean

No microtransactions. No loot boxes. Just bugs.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Some 3D models and character animations were generated with Meshy and then edited by our team in Blender. Some 2D artwork (backdrops, posters, signage art) was generated with Stable Diffusion XL and finished by hand. Some sound effects, ambience and the trailer music were generated with ElevenLabs. The Boss and announcer voice lines use text-to-speech. The game's translations were produced with AI and are being reviewed. No AI content is generated while you play.