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My New Computer

You are a teenager in the American Pacific Northwest, home alone for a night of setup and screen glow. Your brand-new computer hums to life as you realize you’ve just wrecked your phone’s screen during a hiking mishap. With your mom and dad out for a rare city escape, a chill evening should unfold—until something in the house starts whispering that all is not as it seems. A short mystery unfolds entirely on your desktop.

My New Computer is a compact detective story told through the screens in front of you. The mystery breathes through the apps, saved files, and the small, scattered remnants of family life that your machine has managed to import from your phone. Browse at your own pace, poke through conversations, and follow the clues wherever they lead. The night advances as you search, but the clock won’t wait—check in with your parents, and keep an eye on what the device reveals.

Play with total freedom in how you talk and respond. There aren’t locked paths or misleading choices here. You can vent in anger, debate oddball topics like pineapple on pizza, quietly question someone, reveal secrets, or even take on the role of an unofficial confidant for a stranger. You steer conversations in any direction you choose, knowing the night will end on your terms—even if you’re not ready for it.

Build your own understanding by flipping through chats, photos, and other scraps the computer has gathered. Every clue helps you decide what matters and how to use it. If you ever feel drained, you can pause and invite a friend for a quick game of chess—because taking a breath can change the course of the night.

The climax arrives with one final, decisive choice. Do what you can to figure out what’s really happening, because the moment comes whether you’re ready or not. You’re alone with a strange truth, and trust will be tested in unexpected ways.

Created by a single creator in their spare time, My New Computer is a short, immersive story experience designed for English speakers. It typically lasts under an hour, but is deeply replayable: multiple endings and evolving details reward second and third journeys, inviting you to see how different inputs shift the outcome.