- Hypnospace Outlaw lets you play as a Hypnospace Enforcer and investigate the quirky web of the ’90s.
- Enjoy touch optimized controls, revamped UI, and unlock the full game with a one time purchase.
No More Robots has announced the launch of its beloved retro internet sim, Hypnospace Outlaw, now available on Android and iOS. Developed by Tendershoot, the game originally released on PC in 2019 and earned overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam over the years. You can now enjoy the beginning portion for free, with a one-time purchase unlocking the whole game.
Track down online troublemakers while exploring a nostalgic virtual internet
In Hypnospace Outlaw, you play as a Hypnospace Enforcer, whose job is to browse through an eccentric collection of ’90s-style websites and track down users breaking the rules. From copyright violations and online harassment to other suspicious activities, you’ll receive reports directly from the Hypnospace Patrol Department through your inbox as you investigate the corners of this digital world.
Outside of your investigations, you’re free to personalize your HypnOS desktop with wallpapers, screensavers, helper bots, and various downloadable extras. Here, you can also collect GIFs, MIDI files, and useful apps, although not everything you download is safe, as adware, viruses, and hackers are always lurking around.
You earn HypnoCoins for completing your duties, though you’re free to ignore your assignments and search for hidden pages, secrets, and collectibles. I like how the game perfectly captures the charm of the early internet with its nostalgic browser-inspired visuals and quirky humor. Plus, the mobile version has been optimized with full touch controls and an updated interface.
Hypnospace Outlaw is now available on Android and iOS. So, you can go ahead and download the game via the Google Play Store or App Store.
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