MIS Archive vs USB Simulator

In MIS Archive, you are an employee at an underfunded audiovisual museum. Between improvised tasks and limited equipment, your job is simple and urgent: keep the collection alive. Throughout the game, you try to preserve materials that are already beginning to disappear, while dealing with unlikely tasks, such as fixing the archive room’s old air conditioner. Amid all this, a unique and rare film of the city, shot between the 1950s and 60s, is at risk, and you will have to recover it. But how? That’s for you to find out. Inspired by real museums, MIS Archive is a Brazilian game about the importance of preserving collective memory and the challenges faced by countless cultural institutions in contexts of precariousness and lack of resources.

Everyone knows the feeling: you try to plug in a USB flash drive, it won't fit, you flip it, it still won't fit, and somehow the first side was right all along. USB SIMULATOR turns that universal struggle into a tiny, funny pixel-art game. HOW IT WORKS Tap or swipe the screen to try to plug the USB stick into the port. Sometimes it slides right in. Most of the time it bumps against the port, flips around, and makes you try the other side. Just like real life. CHOOSE YOUR PAIN • Easy: 30% chance to plug in • Medium: 20% chance to plug in • Hard: 10% chance to plug in • Automatic: Hard odds, but the app keeps trying for you Tap the "i" button on the difficulty screen anytime to check the odds. FEATURES • A 3D USB flash drive with hand-made animations • 4 random pixel-art victory animations when you finally get it in • Hit and miss streak counter • Records: your best streaks for each level • Retro sound effects • Retro pixel-art look with chunky buttons • Four modes, from Easy to Automatic • Pause and exit whenever you want • Available in 32 languages • No ads, no accounts, no internet required The perfect meme game for anyone who has ever failed to plug in a USB three times in a row.