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Is Where are my Internets? worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Solo board-game players who enjoy managing several characters
- Strategy players who want card-driven fights and resource spending
- Players drawn to surreal settings with humorous events
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time action rather than turn-based movement and card events
- Players wanting a character-focused adventure with deep progression instead of a compact board-game structure
- Players looking for competitive multiplayer rather than single-player hotseat play
Our take on Where are my Internets?
Instead of centering on combat, exploration, or territory control, the game turns internet access into the main objective. Dice movement, mood management, village ownership, and item sales support a humorous premise where connecting rural settlements replaces the usual genre goal.
What is Where are my Internets??
Play a city dweller stranded in a remote countryside without internet and work to connect every village on the map.
This single-player, turn-based board game supports up to four characters in hotseat play. Dice determine movement, while mood points limit how long each character can continue; these points can be restored through internet access. In wilderness areas, each turn presents a choice between moving onward and activating an event card. Fights can provide item cards or reduce mood points, while surprise cards add unexpected events. Items can be sold to fund connections. Villages may have player-owned connections, and nearby characters can receive a remote signal. Bonus cards can modify movement after completing a circuit or opening chests.
How Where are my Internets? plays
- 01Hotseat Characters
- One player can manage between one and four characters during a session.
- 02Mood Point Limit
- Characters lose one mood point per turn outside a village vicinity and leave play when the total reaches zero.
- 03Wilderness Events
- Players choose whether to remain in the wilderness for an event or continue moving, with 27 event cards available.
- 04Village Connections
- Players sell collected items to finance internet access, while existing connections can be used for payment.
- 05Movement Bonuses
- Bonus cards can alter dice-based movement and appear after completing a circuit or from chests.
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Where are my Internets?: platforms & release
Is Where are my Internets? worth it?
It is worth it if: solo board-game players who enjoy managing several characters. Skip it if: players seeking real-time action rather than turn-based movement and card events.
Where can I download Where are my Internets??
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Where are my Internets?'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Where are my Internets? on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
