- September 14, 2010
- exosyphen studios
- 16h median play time
Hacker Evolution: Untold
Platforms
About
"Hacker Evolution: Untold" is a single-player hacking simulation game where you play as a hacker seeking to build a global cyber empire. You'll need to crack security systems, improve your own hacking tools, and stay ahead of the authorities. The game features a detailed storyline, open-ended gameplay, and a variety of challenges to test your hacking skills. However, the game's interface and mechanics may be challenging for newcomers.


- The game offers a unique and challenging puzzle experience that appeals to fans of command-line interfaces and hacking simulations.
- Players appreciate the immersive atmosphere and the sense of accomplishment when solving complex puzzles.
- The inclusion of a modding editor allows players to create their own stories, adding replayability and creativity to the game.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and stability issues, making it frustrating to play.
- Many players find the tutorial inadequate and the gameplay overly punishing, often requiring them to restart from the beginning after making mistakes.
- The graphics and presentation are considered outdated, with limited resolution options and a lack of visual appeal.
story
33 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in "Hacker Evolution: Untold" is generally viewed as a mixed bag; while some players appreciate its relatable themes and the integration of terminal commands, many criticize it for being too short, lacking depth, and dropping plot threads without resolution. The game offers an interesting premise as a prequel, but the execution leaves players wanting more, with repetitive missions and a lack of proper narrative closure. Overall, the exploration aspect is engaging, but the story's shortcomings detract from the overall experience.
“The plot is the prequel to Hacker Evolution, showing how you came to be a reclusive person on an island.”
“This game has a good story and I love the integration of terminal commands.”
“That said, progressing through the level and finding out what to do is mostly interesting, and the exploration involved actually makes you feel like you are 'unwrapping' what happened, and helps tell the story and move the plot forward.”
“The creativity in 'Hacker Evolution: Untold' is more well developed compared to the original, and the storyline is okay to a point - then the storyline just gets dropped on the floor, and the game ends.”
“Not much of a story to this game, but the concept is pretty cool.”
“It's really a pity, I mean it wouldn't hurt to write some more lines of text and close the story properly...”