- April 17, 2015
- New Reality Games
- 5h median play time
Data Hacker: Reboot
Platforms
About
In "Data Hacker: Reboot," players explore parallel universes in a Japanese-styled RPG, confronting existential questions and partaking in turn-based battles with voice acting. The game features stunning environments ranging from fantasy to nightmarish, offering a unique experience. Get ready to laugh, cry, and defy adversity as you become a Data Hacker.











- The game features an extensive class system that allows for a high degree of customization and character development.
- The visuals and sound design are well-crafted, providing an engaging atmosphere that enhances the gameplay experience.
- Many players found the game to be a source of joy and motivation during difficult times, highlighting its positive impact on mental well-being.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs, including crashes and graphical glitches, which can significantly hinder the gameplay experience.
- Players reported a lack of clear direction and guidance, making it difficult to progress without extensive grinding.
- The game has been criticized for its poor optimization, leading to lag and performance issues even on lower settings.
story
29 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is generally seen as a mixed bag; while some players appreciate its straightforward narrative and character development, others find it lacking in depth and engagement. Many reviews highlight the game's evolution from previous installments, noting improvements in storytelling and world-building, yet some players still feel disconnected from the plot. Overall, the game offers a decent continuation of its series' storyline, with enough unique elements to keep it interesting for fans.
“The story itself is quite straightforward; a man who is looking for his lost sister just to find out that his sister is going through trouble.”
“I enjoyed the storyline and I was not disappointed by the ending.”
“The story picks up with a new character, and you are shown the aftermath of corruption's finale through a fresh perspective.”
“I have to admit that the story doesn't really captivate me that much, which made me almost forget about it after playing for a few days.”
“Lastly, the story didn't really draw me in.”
“The first hour of the game, I'm sleeping at the keyboard with tutorial minions following the character's chore of a game day, only to be led into a lie when the 'first mission' comes into play.”