IT Simulator
IT Simulator is a co-op horror game where two players attempt to return power to an office building. Take the role of the all-seeing Control Room or the stealthy Repair Technician as you risk everything to d̶i̶s̶c̶o̶v̶e̶r̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶t̶r̶u̶t̶h̶ escape.
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June 1, 2022
4 years and 62 days ago
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Very Positive172 reviews91.3%
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6 itemsAbout the Game
IT Simulator is a co-op horror game where two players attempt to return power to an office building. This simulator will give you first-hand experience of the vital work of an IT professional. On your first day you must:
Uh oh! Seems like someone messed with cosmic forces beyond their comprehension! Worst of all, the door out is locked tight! Don't worry, there is nothing here an expert can't handle.
You're going to need to get the lights back on so you can escape. Unfortunately for you, the backup generator on the bottom floor is blocked by a slew of obstacles. Good thing we installed these repair terminals everywhere. WARNING: Accessing SPLADD REPAIR TERMINALS without permission is a security violation and grounds for discharge. Unauthorized use will alert security.
You're not alone in this! SPLADD IT work is done in a two-man team. The Control Room Operator has access to floor-wide diagnostics and can give access to SPLADD REPAIR TERMINALS. Additionally, emergencies grant them access to security cameras and doors to keep employees safe. WIth such a vital job, you'd think they would need more protection than a flimsy wooden door.
The motion trackers just beeped. No employees other than you two have trackers online though. It's probably just a malfunction during this repair cycle. I still wouldn't go near any unexpected lights.
END TRANSCRIPT SPLADD Sys v2.1.5
Initial Investigation Notes: The black box data is heavily damaged and I'm forced to run it on old hardware. As I delve deeper into the archive, what I'm seeing becomes stranger and stranger. I'm starting to think that THING isn't the main threat.
- Fix the wifi
- Repair copy machines
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Uh oh! Seems like someone messed with cosmic forces beyond their comprehension! Worst of all, the door out is locked tight! Don't worry, there is nothing here an expert can't handle.
SPLADD Electronics Site-12 is offline
You're going to need to get the lights back on so you can escape. Unfortunately for you, the backup generator on the bottom floor is blocked by a slew of obstacles. Good thing we installed these repair terminals everywhere. WARNING: Accessing SPLADD REPAIR TERMINALS without permission is a security violation and grounds for discharge. Unauthorized use will alert security.
Teamwork is key!
You're not alone in this! SPLADD IT work is done in a two-man team. The Control Room Operator has access to floor-wide diagnostics and can give access to SPLADD REPAIR TERMINALS. Additionally, emergencies grant them access to security cameras and doors to keep employees safe. WIth such a vital job, you'd think they would need more protection than a flimsy wooden door.
MOTION DETECTED
The motion trackers just beeped. No employees other than you two have trackers online though. It's probably just a malfunction during this repair cycle. I still wouldn't go near any unexpected lights.
END TRANSCRIPT SPLADD Sys v2.1.5
Initial Investigation Notes: The black box data is heavily damaged and I'm forced to run it on old hardware. As I delve deeper into the archive, what I'm seeing becomes stranger and stranger. I'm starting to think that THING isn't the main threat.
