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Macro Data Refinement
Runs on macro-data-refinement-five.vercel.app.
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Sort scary numbers into bins on a Lumon terminal, recreating the work from Severance.
You sign in to Lumon Industries with any name and are put in front of the Macrodata Refinement terminal: a grid of drifting number clusters that you sort into bins, exactly like the job in the show.
The aesthetic is the point - eerie CRT-terminal blue on black, with the Lumon globe logo and a chiptune music player docked at the side.
An unofficial, fan-made recreation of the Lumon Macrodata Refinement terminal from the TV series Severance, built as a self-contained web page with a retro terminal look and its own music player.
Press Play here to load the game in this page, or open it in a new tab for the full window.
Any modern desktop browser. No real account or data is involved - the sign-in is flavor text.
| Mouse | Select number clusters and sort them into bins |
|---|---|
| Name entry | Sign-in is cosmetic: type any name to begin |
No: the Lumon Industries sign-in is cosmetic. Type any name and you are put in front of the terminal.
Sort drifting number clusters into bins, exactly like the job in Severance, on an eerie CRT-terminal recreation with a chiptune music player docked at the side.
No: Severance and Lumon are properties of Apple TV, and this is an unofficial fan project.
Before you play: Severance and Lumon are properties of Apple TV. This is an unofficial fan project: Zadely links to it but is not affiliated with the rights holders.
Sources: macro-data-refinement-five.vercel.app, github.com. Last checked 2026-10-17.

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