Troubleshooting

About

Troubleshooting puts you inside an old family desktop running as a first person shooter. You hunt down viruses and fix the WiFi while navigating a messy interface filled with BSODs and homework files. The goal is to get the system running again, though things might go sideways if you end up turning into a JPEG. It feels like a chaotic simulator where every window holds something that needs attention or repair. Jam Rascals built this as a single player adventure that leans hard into retro computer culture. Players will spot a massive folder of schoolwork and even run into a digital paperclip along the way. The game treats your PC as a living character that needs help one last time. It is a weird take on maintenance games that swaps traditional tools for mouse clicks and keyboard shortcuts. No fancy graphics are used here since the whole world lives inside the operating system itself.