Press 9 to Cancel
Press 9 to Cancel is #144 in Games › Family Paid in Russia and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
Updated 27 Sep 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperSunspear Software LLC
CategoryGames
Price29.00 INR
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.2
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
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Best rank now
#144
Measured
Press 9 to Cancel on the App Store
App details
App ID
6763638215
Publisher
Sunspear Software LLC
Minimum OS
iOS 18.6+
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
6 MB
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Games › FamilyPaid | #144 |
Apps near Press 9 to Cancel on the chart
Games › Family Paid, around #144.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
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About Press 9 to Cancel
Your cable company would love to keep you. Forever.
Corecast is a fictional cable provider whose website was built by people who do not want you to go. Press 9 to Cancel is a puzzle game about escaping it: twenty levels of the interface tricks you have met in real life, arranged into one very long afternoon.
Nothing here is real. Corecast does not exist, there is no subscription.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY DO
Find the cancel button. That is the whole game.
It is under a menu called "Advanced Comfort". It is below a fold that keeps moving. It is behind a chatbot named Buddy, who is very sorry you feel that way. It is greyed out until you accept the fine print, and the fine print reveals its rules one at a time, and each rule appears only after you have broken it.
YOUR PATIENCE IS THE SCORE
A meter at the top of the screen tracks how much patience you have left. Fall for a trap and it drops. Reach zero and the game does not end your run — it hands you a Calming Survey, which is itself a set of irritating questions. Corecast never lets you lose. It just makes you stay.
WHAT IS IN IT
- 20 levels, plus a prologue and a bonus level
- Dark patterns taken from real interfaces: roach motels, confirmshaming, misdirection, buttons that swap places while you reach for them
- Penalty quests you cannot skip: forced breathing breaks, mandatory feedback forms with rules, preferences that repair themselves
- 8 trophies for specific acts of stubbornness
- New Game+, for anyone who found the first run reasonable
- A record of every run: taps, wrong buttons, time served
- English and Russian
NO, REALLY
No in-app purchases. No ads. No account. No tracking. No data collected. Works entirely offline. There is nothing here to cancel except the fake thing.
Press 9 to Cancel is a comedy about a real problem.
Corecast is a fictional cable provider whose website was built by people who do not want you to go. Press 9 to Cancel is a puzzle game about escaping it: twenty levels of the interface tricks you have met in real life, arranged into one very long afternoon.
Nothing here is real. Corecast does not exist, there is no subscription.
WHAT YOU ACTUALLY DO
Find the cancel button. That is the whole game.
It is under a menu called "Advanced Comfort". It is below a fold that keeps moving. It is behind a chatbot named Buddy, who is very sorry you feel that way. It is greyed out until you accept the fine print, and the fine print reveals its rules one at a time, and each rule appears only after you have broken it.
YOUR PATIENCE IS THE SCORE
A meter at the top of the screen tracks how much patience you have left. Fall for a trap and it drops. Reach zero and the game does not end your run — it hands you a Calming Survey, which is itself a set of irritating questions. Corecast never lets you lose. It just makes you stay.
WHAT IS IN IT
- 20 levels, plus a prologue and a bonus level
- Dark patterns taken from real interfaces: roach motels, confirmshaming, misdirection, buttons that swap places while you reach for them
- Penalty quests you cannot skip: forced breathing breaks, mandatory feedback forms with rules, preferences that repair themselves
- 8 trophies for specific acts of stubbornness
- New Game+, for anyone who found the first run reasonable
- A record of every run: taps, wrong buttons, time served
- English and Russian
NO, REALLY
No in-app purchases. No ads. No account. No tracking. No data collected. Works entirely offline. There is nothing here to cancel except the fake thing.
Press 9 to Cancel is a comedy about a real problem.
Latest updates
1.2
Corecast has reviewed your feedback and made things worse.
Patience now survives closing the app. Force-quitting used to hand back a
full meter while keeping every level you had cleared. It doesn't any more.
Running out of patience is no longer free. The Calming Survey returns less
of it every time, and from the second collapse onward it also sends you back
a level. The run still never ends. It just costs more.
The penalty quests escalate. Breathing breaks get longer. The feedback form
demands more characters each time it appears, and it still refuses anything
too negative.
Tapping everything to see what sticks now has a price: every third careless
tap summons a quest of its own.
Levels 11, 15 and 16 stop explaining themselves after two wrong guesses. Two
of them also quietly switch a preference back on while you are looking
somewhere else. Once each. You are expected to check your own work.
Fixed: a support bot that never mentioned it could fetch a human, a
countdown that kept running behind screens you could not dismiss, and a few
places where the keyboard hid the thing you needed to read.