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About This Game

"Congratulations. You have been selected for the Bad Kids Re-education Program. Please work diligently."





Switchroom is a co-op party game for you and your friends. Last year's troublemakers wake up in a white room covered in switches, with a quota to meet and no idea what any switch does. Talk it out with proximity voice chat, split up the work, and try not to get each other killed.

Every switch is a gamble.

Flip one and junk drops from the ceiling. Flip another and the lights go out. Flip the wrong one and something walks in. Flip them all and the whole room resets.

Sell what the board wants.

The keyword board says what the buyer wants today. Match it and earn gold stickers. Sell garbage and lose them. Pull the settlement lever before the clock runs out, or the whole program starts over.

Watch your teammates. And your step.

Frying pans, folding chairs, slippers, mines, molotovs. Everything that hurts a monster hurts a friend too. Knocked-down friends can get back up; the dead float around as ghosts until the round ends. The stickers are shared, and so is the blame.

The room fights back.

• Blackouts, fog, ice, wind, floor holes and a backrooms maze.
  
  
• Spikes, sweeping lasers, gas and electric puddles.
  
  
• Monsters that move when the lights flicker, listen for noise, eat your food, or steal your junk.

Junk with a mind of its own.

Magnets that grab metal, robot vacuums that fight over corners, a goose that steals, a spinning top that swallows the room. Throw it, drop it, sell it.

Spend it. Or bet it.

Magnifiers and detectors to read items and switches. Bag upgrades and first-aid kits. Gambling machines, if you dare to bet what the team earned.



Every round can also be cleared alone.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

This game uses AI-generated content created during development. Many 3D object models were produced from AI-generated reference images and AI image-to-3D tools (Meshy, Tripo), then cleaned up and adjusted by hand in Blender. Some concept and texture images were generated with an AI image tool. Most sound effects, the main background music track, and the announcer voice were generated with ElevenLabs (the voice is a stock library voice; no real person's voice was cloned). A few short meme sound effects were generated with Stable Audio Open Small (Powered by Stability AI). Some music was composed procedurally in code, and a few models were built directly by the development team. AI coding assistants (Codex, Claude) were used during development. All AI-generated content is shipped in the final game and was reviewed by the team. The game does not use AI to generate content while playing, and it does not connect to any AI service.