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UnAnything Team Rampage is a shame released in November 2019 for the PC. It involves a rogue bureaucrat destroying the UnAnything wiki. It also has a sequel named UnAnything Team Rampage 2.
Plot[]
DaTenthGate is globally banned, and you play as either Lolcatistan (On the account KamafaDelgato021469 because this shame came out a while ago) or Scampton (the admin you choose is turned into a bureaucrat by Fandom Staff). Now you have to 1) demote all the other admins 2) block everyone 3) delete all the pages, templates, and images and 4) generally just destroy the wiki. However, the VSTF finds out, and you must keep telling them that you're just "cleaning up the wiki" (or, in the later stages, "preparing it for closure"). Otherwise, you're globally banned, and the wiki is restored, resulting in a Game Over. You win when either a) the wiki is either trimmed down to 0 pages in all namespaces and everyone is blocked except for yourself. Or b) the wiki is closed by the VSTF.
Version 1.2.6 also has a new meter called the "Revolution Bar", which basically is just user outrage from forum posts and message wall commments. The more you destroy the wiki the faster the outrage fills up. When it fills up Sansse (from the trivia section of the Pedobear page) will personally dox you and you will be killed by a Ninja in fake life. Small things like Message Wall posts make it fill up slowly while big things like an impeachment votes will make it fill up quickly, so it's important to stay on top of discussions the best you can. You also get the UnAnything Wiki Bot in this version, which is cool.
Shameplay[]
This shame uses a "WASD" control scheme. You press the "W" key to delete a random page (this does nothing if all the pages are gone), the "A" key to block a random user other than yourself (this does nothing if all the users except for yourself are blocked), the "S" key to demote a random admin other than yourself (this does nothing if you're the only admin), or the "D" key to tell the VSTF that everything is fine and they shouldn't be alarmed.
Later releases added additional actions via the "Spacebar", "Q", "E", "R", "Shift", "Control" and "Tab" keys. ("⌘" for "Control" if you're using an iKeyboard.)
- "Spacebar" makes a pointless edit to a page. This is like pointsgaming, which can be used to increase your place on the leaderboard, but beware, this is against the rules and can get the UnPolice called on you (this enables/disables a random wiki feature if all the pages are gone)
- "Q" does something that makes the UnAnything Wiki Bot go haywire
- "Shift" posts reassuring comments
- "Control" deletes messages
- "Tab" orders a tab
"E" and "R" are the most interesting keys, because they disrupt the wiki's social environment and less focused on destroying you. You see, "E" summons a random friend to espionate the forums, while with "R" you create a strangeeqsue sockpuppet for everyone to go on a wild goose chase against. Now that's not even the best part, if you press both of them together, you get a friend to make an alt, which causes the most chaos and confusion. But if your friends (which you only have 7 of) all get IP banned, then you can't use them anymore (If you're lucky you can also recruit regular vandals to your cause). But it's best to save them until you unlock the Tactics upgrade, because friends are basically required to beat the game when you start getting to the last 100 pages so you can command them to gaslight the community.
Ratings[]
- Biased Ratings rated it 5/10 "Not enough interesting game mechanics"
- They later rerated the shame a 6/10.
- Wario Ratings gave it a Partially Good rating
- Squadala Ratings slapped a 7+ on there
- Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) rated it FTTFTT
- ESRB rated it K-A