Some games you play. Some games forgotten. Graham's got a day job in IT, but his heart's still running on 8-bit. When Graham starts noticing something's not right with his favourite games from the eighties — glitches that shouldn't be there, memories that don't quite match the machine — he can't shake the feeling that something in the retro world is dying of neglect. He's not alone in noticing. Soon a scattered, unlikely crew of fellow obsessives — from his own backyard shed to a stranger's archive halfway across the world — are all chasing the same mystery: why are the games failing, and what does it actually take to bring them back? Turns out fixing the past is a lot harder than restoring a floppy disk. A warm, sweary, wildly nostalgic Australian comedy about friendship, obsession, and the games we never really let go of. Perfect for readers who: Grew up with a Commodore 64, Amstrad, or Spectrum and never quite let go Love character-driven comedy with a big heart under the swearing Enjoy stories about friendship, obsession, and the things worth preserving Join Graham, Mick, Rambo, Sarah, and a cat named Teleport as they chase a mystery that starts in a backyard shed and ends up spanning the globe.