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SpaceAds Digital Detox [v0.39 Ext] [station_noise]

October 9, 2026F95

The year is 2123. The world has spent years adjusting to a radically changed digital landscape. Constant online activity has become an ordinary part of life, and an increasingly difficult habit to escape. Margo and the protagonist are no exception. After winning a six-month stay at SpaceAds’ Digital Detox Center, they leave their devices behind and move into an isolated facility where daily life is all about direct human interaction, away from perpetual feeds.

For six months, they have the chance to slow down and re-experience a world they had almost forgotten how to live in.

Thread Updated: 2026-09-25

Release Date: 2026-09-25

Developer: station_noise – itch.io – Patreon

Censored: No

Version: 0.39 Extended

OS: Windows, Linux, Mac

Language: English

Store: itch.io

Genre:

3DCG, Animated, Big Tits, Cheating, Exhibitionism, Groping, Group sex, Handjob, Lesbian, Male Protagonist, Multiple Penetration, Oral Sex, Romance, Sci-fi, Swinging, Teasing, Vaginal sex, Voyeurism

Installation:

1. Extract and run.

Changelog:

v0.39 Extended

1.8k Renders

~63k Words

224 animations (AI generated)

65 Music tracks

58 SFX

23 Voice overs (AI generated)

Demo v0.21

Initial release – featuring:

650 renders

~20k words

95 animations (AI generated)

38 Music tracks

6 SFX

20 Voice overs (AI generated)

Developer Notes:

In 2123, decades after a catastrophic forty-three-minute global network blackout in 2112 exposed all personal data and fractured the internet into isolated intranets, society remains divided by connection limits and digital dependency. Though the advertising industry alone thrived unchanged and flourished amid the chaos. Margo and the MC, both addicted to sixteen-hour intranet binges with shattered attention spans, win a lottery for six months at the SpaceAds Digital Detox Center, where they hope to heal their minds through analog immersion, physical labor, and genuine human presence away from screens.

Stats (v0.39 Extended):