Hacknet is a modern, super immersive terminal-driven hacking game with a fully internally-consistent network simulation and an interface so real you shouldn't play it in an airport.
It follows the story of recently deceased hacker "Bit", whose death may not be the 'accident' the media reports.

You stand in for no one, as most games have you do - play for yourself, make your own decisions, and see the world react - if you're leaving a trace that is. Hacknet has no protagonist, other than the person using it. Don't be reckless though - it's more real than you think.

Thanks

ths a lot

I wonder if people will realise that this is a game, and not an OS

I played hacknet a few years ago quite a nice game although haven't played it in a while. I find it kind of relaxing in a way at least compared to the high action FPS games I normally play.

great. different from 3D games . thanks

thank u

(September 15, 2022, 10:01 AM)lord_x Wrote: Don't be reckless though - it's more real than you think.

Is this some mastermind way to get us to hack for you? If it is, I'm impressed with the GUI effort.

In all seriousness, how much longevity of gameplay is there? I'm imagining it's a one track effort like HTB but without progression.

(September 15, 2022, 10:01 AM)lord_x Wrote: Hacknet is a modern, super immersive terminal-driven hacking game with a fully internally-consistent network simulation and an interface so real you shouldn't play it in an airport.
It follows the story of recently deceased hacker "Bit", whose death may not be the 'accident' the media reports.

You stand in for no one, as most games have you do - play for yourself, make your own decisions, and see the world react - if you're leaving a trace that is. Hacknet has no protagonist, other than the person using it. Don't be reckless though - it's more real than you think.

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Lets check this out

will check it out