- September 14, 2018
- LinkUp Games
Hacker.exe
Platforms
About
"Hacker.exe" is a Survival Horror/Strategy/Simulation game where you play as a hacker, solving puzzles and using tower defense strategies to avoid getting caught by the NCD, an organization dedicated to protecting its interests. The game features a unique mystery and horror elements, with quick time events and a focus on exploration and hacking. The developer has improved the tutorial for better fluidity and understanding, and optimized the graphics to fit your screen resolution.











- The game has a cool concept and an interesting storyline that appeals to fans of hacking games.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback and is open to making improvements and fixing bugs.
- Some players find the hacking mini-games engaging and reminiscent of tower defense and rhythm games.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including issues with clicking, controls, and progress not being saved properly.
- The controls are unintuitive and inconsistent, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- Many players report that the game feels unpolished and lacks proper tutorials, making it difficult to understand how to progress.
story
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story concept is intriguing, but execution suffers from poor design and frustrating controls, leading to players getting stuck on missions due to unclear objectives. While some users appreciate the storyline and the developer's responsiveness, many express dissatisfaction with the lack of polish and the need for additional content to enhance the experience. Overall, the narrative has potential but is hindered by significant gameplay issues.
“And if the story is made longer, and more content is added, it'd be perfect.”
“I really like this game; it is one of the better hacking games on Steam at the moment. The storyline is really good, and I will be trying to complete the game soon. On another plus side, the developer is really nice and very responsive to any changes you might suggest and to fix any bugs you might find.”
“This was fine, and a neat enough story beat, but it meant a game over for me.”
“The idea is cool, but the game was poorly made with weird controls and almost no explanations. You can get stuck on a single mission because they expect you to do something that you didn't know was possible.”
“The first three missions were more than enough to 'break me', as it is horribly unpolished.”
“The third mission is where the pieces fell apart even more than the first two missions; the game just wouldn't let me pass.”