packet.Breach()

packet.Breach()

CeltiCo · May 22, 2025 · Tower Defense, Strategy, Roguelike, Procedural Generation, 3D

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packet.Breach() price by region

packet.Breach() costs $8.49 in Georgia (USD), £12.79 in the United Kingdom, €14.79 in Europe (EUR), $14.99 in the United States, CA$19.49 in Canada, A$21.95 in Australia, NZ$21.99 in New Zealand, R$46.99 in Brazil and zł67.99 in Poland right now.

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RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
Georgia (USD) $8.49 $8.49 — 1
United Kingdom £12.79 £12.79 — 1
Europe (EUR) €14.79 €14.79 — 1
United Statesyour region $14.99 $14.99 — 1
Canada CA$19.49 CA$19.49 — 1
Australia A$21.95 A$21.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$21.99 NZ$21.99 — 1
Brazil R$46.99 R$46.99 — 1
Poland zł67.99 zł67.99 — 1

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About packet.Breach()

Develop your strategy, deploy your programs, and defuse enemy viruses in packet.Breach(), an innovative take on the tower defense genre. Unlike most tower defenses where you build towers that passively shoot bullets, you will deploy programs that manipulate and redirect the projectiles of your enemies. Programs are weak in isolation, but incredibly useful when paired strategically. You can even take it one step further and modify the properties of bullets and programs entirely. Utilize emergent strategies to become a hacker legend.

Key Features

  • Roguelike Deckbuilding: You have many options at your disposal. You can create a deck focused on teleporting projectiles, creating massive explosions, destroying your own programs, creating a bullet hell, or much much more.
  • Powerful Synergies: Each program has synergies with other programs. Understanding how programs interact with each other is the key to creating a proficient strategy.
  • Joinable Hacker Factions: As you continue to hack, you will gain prestige and gain renown amongst various hacker affiliations. Progress in their ranks (or choose to remain unaffiliated) to gain access new legendary programs with unique effects.
  • Procedural Corporate Servers: Each megacorporation has unique strategies to thwart your efforts. Some may construct digital walls, while others will attempt to destroy your own programs.
  • Emergent Mechanics: packet.Breach() is built with simple gameplay rules that have huge gameplay consequences and implications with other mechanics. Discover mechanics that no other players (or even the developers) know about!

packet.Breach() — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended May 23, 2025
It's hard to walk away from! This reminds me of something Zachtronics would release. It's thinky, but not too slow paced. I love the variety of towers and the way the maps progress. Your old towers eventually are obsolete, and if you are wise, you can plan ahead for the next section. Thank goodness for the time slows! The graphics are nostalgic and very Tron-like (same setting I guess) and the audio matches well too!
5 found this helpful
Recommended May 24, 2025
I had a chance to play this in an earlier build before, and even then I could tell it was going to be fun. Now that it's fully released, I'm happy to have that confirmed. Like another reviewer, I'm not generally a big Tower Defense person, but this game kinda flips the idea around where you don't get to choose where the "turrets" go. Instead the gameplay is base around manipulating how the "bullets" get to the enemies. It's a really cool concept, and along with how the playing field changes over time you can't just set up one thing and sit back. You are always re-engaging and changing tactics. Very cool!
3 found this helpful
Recommended May 26, 2025
Deck builder tower defense roguelike? What's not to like?
2 found this helpful
Recommended May 26, 2025
This has been an interesting tower defense game. It is kinda hard but does become learnable which is pretty cool! I used some of the menu options to lower the difficulty and I expect I'll be able to remove them as I get better. The music is nice to vibe to. If you need a game that you can play for 15 minutes or for hours, this is a great option.
2 found this helpful
Recommended May 26, 2025
A refreshing tower defense game that innovates and plays like none other I've played thanks to its roguelike deckbuilding elements. It was very fun discovering powerful programs and combos that bulldozed a run, but after figuring out when to skip and what programs to fish for, grabbing the same handful of cards mixed with reroll and stockpile programs eventually gets old. Worth the 15$ for the 7 hours I played at the time of writing, but I'm still crossing my fingers there will be a major update or two. There's a solid foundation for an extremely addictive loop, but even as a shorter gaming experience It was fun to solve it.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 25, 2025
Very fun and addicting game. The soundtrack is SO GOOD and really contributes to the endless "just one more game" feeling. It feels daunting going in, even after playing the tutorial, but it starts to make sense quickly and the gameplay loop grips you right after that first wipe.

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