How much privacy we actually give away on social networks is illustrated in this small game. Set in a 2D world, the player faces off against digital giants like Google and Instagram. Privacy is represented as your health, and with every hit you lose a piece of clothing, symbolizing the gradual loss of personal space and protection. The game takes a humorous yet critical look at how much of ourselves we reveal online and serves as a reminder that sometimes it is better to hold back, spend less time scrolling, and above all, keep our underwear on.

I developed the entire game myself, including the programming, graphics, and animations. It was built in Unity and written in C#, combining technical development with a playful concept.