Tube2K isn't just a incremental game – it’s a time machine.
I chose 2005 as the setting because it was the wild west of the internet. Broadband was spreading, flash videos were king, and nobody knew what a "content creator" was yet.
In the game, you're stepping into that chaos. No playbook, no algorithm gods to copy—just you, your servers, and a blank canvas.
This isn't just about making money. It's about shaping internet culture from the ground up. Will you let it become a haven for cat videos and creativity, or will you chase the darkest engagement loops?
The full game lets you take this further than the demo ever could.
What's your favourite memory from the early internet? Let me know below.