Artificially Stupid

Somewhere in the office, the AI is broken. Some of it on purpose.

In Artificially Stupid, every coworker is a bot following its daily routine — queuing for coffee, typing, nodding through meetings, glitching now and then. Hidden among them are the bugs: real players pretending to be AI. One player is the QA tester, armed with a scanner, a clipboard and a baseball bat. Report the right unit and it gets a cartoon finisher. Report the wrong one and HR is notified.

Play the bug — copy the crowd's routines, fake their quirks, keep your cool when the QA walks past, and pull off sabotage: break the espresso machine, throw coffee, lay a puddle, blink away, disguise yourself as a prop.

Play the QA — watch the crowd, scan, mark suspects, ask questions, replay the moment you saw something odd, and swing when you're sure.

Or play Hunter — everyone's a bug, everyone has a target, nobody knows who's hunting them.

Features

• 2–16 players online (Steam, public or private lobbies, Quick Play, join friends from Steam) or solo against bots
  
• Five offices: The Roastery café, Terminal 2 airport, the Obsidian Library at night, a three-storey Office tower, and a Bounce House where the floor fights back
  
• A crowd that behaves like a crowd: jobs, routines, quirks and world events — power cuts, fire alarms, bird attacks
  
• Proximity voice chat — whisper to the bug next to you, or keep quiet
  
• 14 abilities, 5 finishers, endless progression — unlock outfits, powers and finishers as you level
  
• Dress your employee from 50+ wardrobe parts, from office basics to bunny ears
  
• Moment replays, photo mode, Steam game recording
  
• Played your way: full key + controller rebinding, colour-blind palette, reduce motion & flashing, subtitles
  
• 9 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean

No microtransactions. No loot boxes. Just bugs.