The Lonely Hacker

The Lonely Developer Studios - Spain

About this game

Turn your phone into the best digital weapon and become a true master of technology. You will hack everything you can imagine within an enormous open world and coordinate 100% realistic attacks with the tools we have designed exclusively for you.

Live a customized and different adventure each time you submerge into the cybercrime world. You will learn every method used by modern hackers and dominate all the attack vectors, from the most common up to the most exclusive ones, known only by security experts and the most dangerous cybercriminals.

The knowledge you obtain through the detailed tutorial that will teach you how to use each one of the tools available will also serve you in real-life to better understand the digital world we live in. You will be more aware of the dangers lurking behind each corner in the labyrinth that is the internet and you will feel like a true hacker.

Features:

- Big open world with all the real countries to travel to and hack every device possible!

- Realistic hacking software and hardware!

- Mini-games for when you get tired of hacking!

A game published by "The Lonely Developer" - An independent developer

Ratings and reviews

I really like the concept of this game, it has so much potential. But so many features in the game have been "under development" for literally years. The interesting and in-depth mechanics of the game are just not implemented yet, leaving the player able to only do a few actions that get extremely repetitive. Developer, please quit dangling the carrot of bank hacking, building infiltration, portable laptop, etc. We don't need more of the same copy and paste websites to hack.

This game is really fun for about 6-8 hours. Then you've done all the missions, maxed your hardware, have a 150+ machine botnet... and there's absolutely nothing else to do. Sure I could continue growing my botnet, but why? it's just repetitive clicking and there's no payoff. The game is mostly unimplemented features. It would have been better to release a short 6-hour mission-driven campaign (with an actual story rather than just a bunch of random missions) than to do it this way.

Changed my review from 5 stars to 4, as you really do end up running out of things to do. You can forever crack wifi and run randsoms and such, but without story or missions, it gets repetitive. It's also disappointing how many features are visible but not yet released. It was the only mobile game I played for about a week, but since then, I have little motive to continue. It's more if a demo than a full game, a very fun one, but a short demo nonetheless. Will update review with game updates.

What’s new

Enjoy this game with NO ads and NO in-game purchases. You can read the complete changelog inside the game, in the NEWS section of the Hacker's Headquarters!