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About Hack.ing
You are an employee in charge of server computers for the government. One day, you discover that an anonymous organization is attempting to hack into government server computers. Not only are they fast, but their hacks are sophisticated. You're in danger of losing a lot of information to them in the blink of an eye, and you need to stop them quickly if you want to survive this crisis.
This is a hardcore puzzle genre that can be played simply by using WASD or the arrow keys, enter, and space bar. There are 12 hacking puzzles and 11 dot-connection puzzles to solve. Various objects are placed in the map, including rotating obstacles, opening and closing obstacles, and keys. Maneuver the green circle to complete the hack without touching the obstacles. Each time you solve one hacking puzzle, you must also solve a connect-the-dots puzzle. Finish the hack safely without touching the red obstacles.
This is a hardcore puzzle genre that can be played simply by using WASD or the arrow keys, enter, and space bar. There are 12 hacking puzzles and 11 dot-connection puzzles to solve. Various objects are placed in the map, including rotating obstacles, opening and closing obstacles, and keys. Maneuver the green circle to complete the hack without touching the obstacles. Each time you solve one hacking puzzle, you must also solve a connect-the-dots puzzle. Finish the hack safely without touching the red obstacles.
What Steam players say
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⠀8 found this helpful
Poor level-design. Music loop is around 40 seconds, which is frustrating. Graphics aren't polished. Concept isn't new. Hitbox for the circle is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ square. Wouldn't recommend anyone to play this one. Good luck to the developer!6 found this helpful
It's not bad, but also not great. The puzzles are somewhat challenging, and progressively get harder, though some are simply made harder just by making them longer, which just makes it frustrating. The overall mechanic though is not bad. However, there are some features that are missing, which lead me to be rather neutral on the game. First, you can't control the volume, which is rather annoying. I like to listen to youtube while playing, and I can't because of the loud music. More importantly, you can't save your progress. I have no idea how long the game is, but I had to exit the game and came back to start again. I gave up. Realistically, I'd give this game a 5/10, but since I can't do that here, it gets a downvote from me.1 found this helpful
meh just another newbie testing unity engine, just didn't get why this is paid if doesnt even support other platforms like mac or linux
Simple game. Repetitive but progressively gets more challenging. There's essentially a movement curve so the speed ramps as you press/let go of keys. That's what makes this game challenging. The dot goes at a different speed than the windmill and getting the dot to stop where/when you want it can get tricky and/or frustrating at the end levels. I don't know how it ends as I got decently far and closed the game to only find out when I reopened in hopes to finish, I had to start from the beginning. I didn't count how many connection/hacking puzzles I did and there's no counter for progression. Also someone noted music loop. It's catchy but for 30 minutes straight it can get annoying. There's unfortunately no mute option either so you'll have to mute this game to listen to your own personal music while playing. If you're into potentially raging for a few hours until you beat this game in one go, then this is the game for you. If you're looking to play the game over a few sessions, maybe wait for an update or pass on this. For a free game, it's a time killer and maybe a quick game to play on stream to rage to, which is why I'm giving it a thumbs up.
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