Welcome to the Game
Welcome to the Game is a creepy horror/puzzle game that takes you into the world of the Deep Web. Explore the Deep Web with the sole purpose of trying to find a Red Room, an online service / website that allows you to see and participate in interactive torture and murder.
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Welcome to the Game II is an atmospheric horror / strategy / puzzle game that takes you into the world of the deep web in search of the shadow web. Play as an investigative reporter trying to solve a case of a mysterious woman broadcasting for help as masked men are on the hunt to kill her.
Welcome to the Game II is a horror, hacking and psychological horror game
developed and published by Reflect Studios.
Released on April 03rd 2018 is available on Windows and MacOS.
It has received 3,187 reviews of which 2,677 were positive and 510 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 4.87€ on Steam with a 50% discount.
The Steam community has classified Welcome to the Game II into these genres:
Horror
Hacking
Psychological Horror
Strategy
Indie
Simulation
Difficult
Singleplayer
First-Person
Violent
Dark
Survival Horror
Puzzle
Atmospheric
Gore
Multiplayer
Memes
Funny
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 2.4 GHz or Better
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 670(or equivalent) 2 GB Of Video Memory would be nice
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any
- Additional Notes: Works best in a 16x9 or 16x10 aspect ratio resolution.
MacOS
- OS: 10.10 +
- Processor: 2.4 GHz or Better
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2048
- Storage: 5 GB available space
- Sound Card: Any
- Additional Notes: Works best in a 16x9 or 16x10 aspect ration resolution.
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Alone -> dark room -> headphones -> WTTG2 -> pooped pants -> lifelong trauma This is that one game that I will probably never finish, even though I have watched countless hours of other YouTubers play it. I love horror games and I've played tons of them, but this one is special. It's going to make you paranoid. It's going to make you cry. It's going to make you rage. But most of all, it's going to keep you on your toes every second. It's a brutal and incredibly scary experience. So, if you've ever wondered what it feels like to be scared, disgusted, angry, and crying like a lil' bit*h at the same time, this game does that pretty well.
Please know what you're getting into before buying this game. I stayed spoiler free ever since finding out about the game through some theory videos back in 2016-2017 and I stayed away from spoilers because I wanted to experience it for myself at some point. Fast forward to today and its 2026, I remember the game exists from a YouTube video discussing the ethics of developer trolling and I'm like wait a min I got my own laptop now I can just play it all blind especially after avoiding spoilers all this time. The game is insanely difficult, its one of those games that have a really good concept and cool mechanics but barely teaches you what to do and expects you to learn as you go, the type of game you play with a guide open on the side. not only that, the game is genuinely disturbing. it has you surfing through a fake deep web to look for hidden codes, having to hover your mouse over everything to check for hidden buttons and these websites get so gross, you end up reading things even if you didn't intend to. I'm genuinely losing sleep from the things I have read on these sites and I feel like throwing up remembering the content. moral of the story: DON'T GO INTO THIS BLIND. KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GETTING INTO. This is coming from someone who enjoys horror games and intense stressful multitasking hard games. I feel like I would genuinely enjoy the game if it wasn't for the websites and their content.
Playing this game makes me want to gouge my eyes out. Welcome to the Game II is the perfect position between being both fair and unfair. Every death, I thought to myself: "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Well... I guess I didn't do *insert random thing I didn't do that would've prevented my death* . ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥." And then I usually proceeded to start a new game. I will say, if you're not cool with reading or seeing some kind of crazy ♥♥♥♥, don't get this game. Although I'm sure this game doesn't showcase the real deep web accurately, it does have some things that are deeply unnerving. Ex. A website about a person stalking and kidnapping a girl, with photos. Another website about a furry who has sex with their cats. A website of a guy who pawns his daughter off to the highest bidder for a week. The list goes on . Honestly, I don't know if the person/people who made the websites of this game needs to be looked into, or applauded for making something that feels this real and unsettling. And you HAVE to go through almost all the websites, as every website has a chance to have the keys you need to win. But, purely looking at the different things that can kill you, most of the enemies are fair. The Police and Noir were barely a threat to me because I was paranoid all the time, changing WIFI networks every 9 in game minutes to deter the police, and standing up to look around the apartment every time a website was loading to see if the Noir wanted to create a dent in my head. The hitman sent after you is also at a low threat level, as long as you have at least one motion sensor in front of your door. If you don't have one, good luck hearing the sound of him picking your lock. But the Breather. Oh my god, I hate this masked ♥♥♥♥♥. Every time you go into the alleyway to pick up your packages, you have to listen for a very quiet sound cue that indicates that he's going to kill you. Then, if you hear him, that means you are required to go into the door in the alleyway to prevent him from putting 28 stab wounds directly into your chest. You then have to kneel down in front of the door, and hold the doorknob to prevent him from breaking into the room you're in. He attempts to get into the room you're in about 8 times, at random unpredictable intervals, before ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ off. If you fail to hold the door in time by even a NANOSECOND, the run's over. I died to this guy more than any other threat in the game. 9/10. I would say it's worth the full price.
Honestly, this is quickly becoming my go to single player streaming title. I love the atmosphere of anxiety the game gives, you. The constant fear of being found by one of the "threats" and having to constantly be aware of your surroundings, as well as searching the dark web for the Keys and wiki site pages. This game keeps you on your toes and then some. You play as an investigative reporter who stumbled on a case involving a young woman who is being hunted by a group after she found a site called The Prey. You only have until 4AM to find all the keys across 3 wiki sites, some of the links are only active during certain hours, others are never or always active (there are numerous guides that show you this, so I won't go into that). During the course of the game you will encounter multiple threats. The Police - One of the easiest threats to avoid, as they are tracking you via your Wifi Connection, so just change your connected wifi frequently while you do your investigation and you won't have to worry about them. Also, invest in a police scanner early so you can tell if you need to change your WiFi connection as well (if you are like me and forget to change connections). Lucas - One of the biggest threats in the game. When he makes an appearance, you have to hide, and if he finds you, it's game over. Easiest way to avoid him, always turn the bathroom light off and hide in the shower when you hear him start to pick the lock to your apartment. Also make sure you turn your computer (in game) off to avoid him stealing some of your DOS coin or erasing your notes (such as the keys or wiki links or any passwords you may have written down for the WiFi connections. The Noir - a fanatical group that likes to watch. Keep an eye out for them, and if you spot one, look away and don't move for about 10 seconds. Easily the lowest threat in the game. But, if you approach them or stare too long, they will kill you. Strategies to avoid this is don't run through doors, stop when you open them to make sure the coast is clear before running in. Also, if you see them, do a 180 and count to 10 (slowly, don't speed count). The Doll Maker - This usually is optional, as he requires you to visit the Doll Maker website to spawn him. But sometimes either a Key or Wiki link is on his site so you have no choice. Make sure you have the LOLPY disc before you click his site so you can do the quest, otherwise, if you don't complete his tasks in a timely manner, he will kill you. The Breather - arguably just as bad of a threat as Lucas. Anytime you go down to the Alleyway to collect a package (such as a VPN or motion detector or WiFi dongle upgrade), you have a chance that he will spawn (except on the first time when Adam gives you the free VPN). Big thing to do, always go to the room on the side of the alleyway and wait to see if you hear him approach. if he does, interact with the door handle (right click) to prepare for the minigame of keeping him out of the room til he leaves. If the door handle starts to move, hold the corresponding click (left I believe) to hold the door handle. Watch your stamina gauge and don't let it zero out, or it's game over. eventually he will leave, but give it about 30 seconds to make sure he doesn't double back. And finally, Hackers - These threats happen randomly starting around 10:30 and mostly when you visit "dead sites", or sites that are never active. This will always be a 2 step process to fend off a hack. You always have the same mini-game for the first part, and if you succeed on this, it insta-blocks the hack. It is recommended to fail this, as succeeding on countering the second hack is a great way to farm DOS coins, which you need to purchase your software and hardware, and you need 250 to access the Noir Tunnel to beat the game as well. The 2nd hack can be one of three minigames, all of which you can practice on the desktop with no consequence in normal difficulty (recommended for beginners). So if you are low on DOS Coin, just click on and refresh "dead sites" to "farm" these coins. And that's it. The game is a lot of fun, and has a lot of reasons to really ramp up your adrenaline and anxiety in a good way. Highly recommend this game to anyone who enjoys that feeling of suspenseful dread in a game. Enjoy!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Welcome to the Game II is currently priced at 4.87€ on Steam.
Yes, Welcome to the Game II is currently available at a 50% discount. You can purchase it for 4.87€ on Steam.
Yes, Welcome to the Game II received 2,677 positive votes out of a total of 3,187 achieving a rating of 8.10.
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Welcome to the Game II was developed and published by Reflect Studios.
Yes, Welcome to the Game II is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Yes, Welcome to the Game II is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
No, Welcome to the Game II is not playable on Linux.
No, Welcome to the Game II is not playable on Steam Deck.
No, Welcome to the Game II is not playable on Steam Machine.
No, Welcome to the Game II does not support VR.
Welcome to the Game II is a single-player game.
No, Welcome to the Game II does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Welcome to the Game II does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Welcome to the Game II does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Welcome to the Game II is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Welcome to the Game II.
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Developer
Reflect Studios
Publisher
Reflect Studios
Release
03 Apr 2018
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