This game starts you with a fun and quirky setup: what if you could go back to early days of the internet, but dont get fooled! There is much more to uncover than that. Its rare I can have a really heart wrenching moment, right next to me audibly bursting out laughing while listening to a nonsensical, but catchy, corporate jingle.

All puzzles you will encounter are really well designed, with multiple hints and ways to solve, given you are paying attention while exploring.

The writing is just superb, you get to know all concerns of the community, understand their situations, laugh and grieve with them. Dont let the premise misguide you, its sometimes extremely down to earth, really shows how we sometimes forget that on the other side of the screen, there is also a human.
Numerous jabs at both early days and todays internet make you appreciate how its relayed to you as a player, in a form of just "what-ifs" combined with janky webpages.
Without spoiling anything I just want to say, the last "part" of the game is the thing that made me actually tear up, the game really knows when to pull strings to make player feel in a certain way.

The soundtrack is just perfect, being catchy or ambient, enhancing what you actually see and read, and there is a lot of it, even in places you wouldnt really expect it. Whole albums of fictional bands, wanna-be future techno bandcamp artist and more, just for the player to discover it and listen.