

Super Hero I.T. Software
SurfDev · 2024 · 1990's, Action, Top-Down Shooter, Arcade, Singleplayer
PC
1 user reviews100% · 1
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About Super Hero I.T. Software
Superhero I.T. Software currently has 10 levels.
Log in and defend the company network from the virus invasion, or lose your sysadmin privileges trying.
Use a variety of system tools to fend off hordes of virus bugs which seek to compromise the network's process kernels. Collect permission powerups and face off against a variety of hostile malwares trying to get in your way.
Secure the network with firewalls, or counter-compromise the hacker's malware processes before your kernels are cracked by the attack.
Log in and defend the company network from the virus invasion, or lose your sysadmin privileges trying.
Use a variety of system tools to fend off hordes of virus bugs which seek to compromise the network's process kernels. Collect permission powerups and face off against a variety of hostile malwares trying to get in your way.
Secure the network with firewalls, or counter-compromise the hacker's malware processes before your kernels are cracked by the attack.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I've been following this game somewhat since it began development. In its current state at release it's an enjoyable top-down shooter with a unique theme and gameplay style. Each level has three different completion 'ranks' depending on how well you played, and a scoreboard of sorts is on the level select screen showing your completion time. From the third level onwards things start to get tricky and require multiple attempts to complete and form a solid strategy to defend your network. I was blown away by the menu, which I only saw at release. It's so polished and refined, with a groovy song playing in the background to remind you of the 90s and early 00s. The title screen invites you to click different icons, the start menu and so on which is reminiscent of playing on your parents' computer as a kid, clicking things and not really knowing what might happen. Through the title screen the game even lets you 'shut down' the in-game computer you're using. It's really awesome. Overall it's not going to hold a candle to AAA games, but that's not what it's trying to achieve. The game creates a solid sense of atmosphere and immersion from the beginning of the title screen that you woul…1 found this helpful
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