What happens when you enter a deserted virtual world alone? Sometimes, more than you'd ever expect.
The YouTuber Globert had no big plans – just one idea: What happens if you spend 30 days in an online game that's long been considered dead?
There.com, once a vibrant virtual 3D world, had nearly been forgotten over the years.
But Globert decided to try it out for himself – and documented his journey in a video that would go on to touch millions.
Globert Takes The Plunge – And Hits The Sweet Spot
The YouTuber Globert signs up as a paying user, creates an avatar, and decides: 30 days in this abandoned world, whether anything happens or not.
The first few days, he's alone. No chat, no players. Just old structures and a feeling of digital abandonment.
But he sticks with it – and eventually meets the core of the community.
The last remaining players show him what still lives: old events, friendships, and a bit of defiance.
7.5 Million Views Later: The Game Lives Again
His video "I Spent 30 Days in a Dead Game" goes viral. Millions tune in.
Old players return. New ones log in. The developer thanks him.
A game once thought to be dead suddenly finds relevance again.
Not through an update, not through PR – but through a guy with a microphone and curiosity.
No Hype, No Money – Just Real Impact
What Globert did isn’t a clickbait gag. It was genuine – and that's exactly why it worked. No sponsorships, no artificial staging.
Just presence, patience, and one simple question: What if you just logged in again?