- August 15, 2011
- exosyphen studios
Hacker Evolution Duality
Platforms
About
"Hacker Evolution Duality" is a first-person hacking simulation game where players assume the role of a hacker seeking to dominate the global cyberworld. Players must solve puzzles, breach networks, and manage resources to infiltrate systems and evade cybersecurity. The game offers a rich narrative, skill progression, and open-ended missions, delivering a unique and immersive hacking experience.






- The game has a cool concept and offers a nostalgic nod to classic hacking games.
- Some players found it to be a fun experience, especially for those who enjoy challenging gameplay.
- The graphics and interface are visually appealing, providing a modern look to the hacking genre.
- Gameplay is repetitive, slow, and lacks depth, often feeling like a series of tedious minigames.
- The tutorial is confusing and unhelpful, leaving players frustrated and unsure of how to progress.
- Many players feel the game fails to deliver a true hacking experience, relying too heavily on simplistic point-and-click mechanics.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally perceived as dull and lacking depth, with many players finding it unengaging and poorly integrated into the gameplay. While there are attempts to provide a narrative through text before each level, the execution is often criticized for being confusing and uninspiring. Overall, players express disappointment, feeling that the story fails to enhance the gaming experience and is overshadowed by technical issues and gameplay frustrations.
“The story mode has 7 levels with 3 difficulties: easy, normal, and hard.”
“At least with Uplink, I saw the beginnings of a story in the background.”
“The levels were fun and the story was usually okay.”
“The story is told in a chunk of text before you start each level.”
“Boring game and especially a pain in the ass the key encryption system, it taking ages to be cracked ... about the story ... totally boring and crap.”
“The game is outright unfinished on my system, with the game menus broken and unusable, and there is no story.”