Fit check
Is Internet Generation worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Beat 'em up fans who want a single-player story set in an online community
- Action players who enjoy experimenting with skill combinations and temporary buffs
- Players drawn to pixel-art environments built around internet and chat-server themes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a quiet or realistic experience may find the confrontational internet satire and chaotic combat excessive
- Players who prefer short, simple combat systems may find the combination of more than 20 skills and more than 20 buffs demanding
- Players looking for multiplayer gameplay will not find a multiplayer mode in this single-player game
Our take on Internet Generation
The game focuses on staged beat 'em up combat and a satirical chat-server story, trading broader multiplayer or role-playing systems for a tightly framed single-player campaign. Its large set of skills and buffs adds variety, but also makes the combat system more involved than a basic brawler.
What is Internet Generation?
Internet Generation is a single-player beat 'em up set inside a failing chat server.
Players control a newcomer who confronts the server owner and moderators across levels inspired by online spaces. Completing levels teaches skills, while more than 20 combinations support combo-based attacks using a keyboard. More than 20 special buffs can alter combat, including effects for burning enemies, dealing critical damage, or becoming invincible. The journey crosses an internet sewer network, a digital ocean of screens, a wire-filled library, and old televisions. The game also includes character artwork, nearly 1,000 frames of hand-drawn pixel animation, and a story about the server's troubled community.
How Internet Generation plays
- 01Combo-based combat
- Level progression introduces skills that can be combined into more than 20 attack patterns.
- 02Combat buffs
- Over 20 special effects can burn enemies, increase critical damage, or grant invincibility.
- 03Internet-themed stages
- Levels include a sewer network, screen-filled ocean, wire-covered library, and television-based areas.
- 04Pixel animation
- The game contains nearly 1,000 frames of hand-drawn pixel animation.
Internet Generation compared to similar games
Internet Generation is a single-player beat 'em up built around keyboard attacks, skill combinations, buffs, and a story about a chat server. Sundered®: Eldritch Edition instead presents a chaotic metroidvania with roguelite elements, while Abyssus centers on multiplayer shooting, hand-crafted levels, and weapon modifications. The other listed games focus on climbing, third-person shooting, or runner-shooter gameplay rather than beat 'em up progression.
Internet Generation: platforms & release
Is Internet Generation worth it?
It is worth it if: beat 'em up fans who want a single-player story set in an online community. Skip it if: players seeking a quiet or realistic experience may find the confrontational internet satire and chaotic combat excessive.
Where can I download Internet Generation?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Internet Generation's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Internet Generation on?
Windows only.
