Hackers

Trickster Arts

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Dive into cyber space to develop and secure your own virtual 3D network and hack various targets around the world.

The darknet has never been so accessible! With this high-end cyber combat visual interface you can research programs, build your hacker reputation, loot or fight for your country in the First World Cyberwar.


FEATURES:

* Hack networks of other hackers worldwide
* Develop and upgrade your hacking tools
* Build and refine your 3D network architecture
* Use various programs and hacking strategies
* Chose a brute force or a stealth approach for your intrusions
* Experience security, activist or terrorist missions
* Support your country in the war

Ratings and reviews

This game is, simply put, a puzzle game where you create your own puzzle and take on other players puzzles. You acuire resources to improve your puzzle and to prevent people from getting to your resources, all the while you try to get other players resources. This is a very nice game to pick up and play and I am always happy to see I got another player take on my puzzle, so I can see if/how they successfully beat my challenge, and then improve it from there.

Pretty fun game! The hacks are challenging, but there are a variety of different hacks you can use to your advantage. Two small problems I have is that there is nothing stopping high-leveled players from preying on newer ones so they can't retrace. It also relies too heavily on waiting real-world time or spend a ridiculous amount of Credits to speed things up. Otherwise, it's a pretty nice game!

I think the game is pretty good as it is, but I think there could be a lot more done to further engage the player, or rather feel as if there's more to look forward to. Such as a sandbox mode run in a simulator on the main network. Preset networks set up at different difficulties where you have everything you have normally unlocked, and you can pay to unlock things early. On the other hand the visuals are 9/10, UI is an 8/10 for being a tiny bit confusing at first. I can also appreciate the fact that it's not too far from reality.

What’s new

* Improved compatibility for newer Android versions