- February 26, 2019
- Alice & Smith
- 11h median play time
NITE Team 4
Platforms
About
NITE Team 4 is a hacking-focused game with a cyber warfare theme, where players can upgrade their Stinger OS with CPU, proxy, database, and software upgrades to boost various modules and game mechanics. The game features over 70 missions and operations, with new content and bounties available in the Summer 2019 event, Goliath-7. Upgrades range from common to legendary and can be temporary or permanent, affecting gameplay in open-world, academy, and campaign storyline missions.









- Learning curve is steep but rewarding, making progress feel satisfying.
- The game features semi-accurate hacking methodologies and tools, providing a realistic experience.
- Engaging story and well-designed puzzles that require critical thinking and real-world research.
- The user interface can be clunky and unintuitive, leading to frustration during gameplay.
- Some missions are overly linear, with specific solutions that can feel restrictive.
- The game requires an always-online connection, which can be inconvenient and lead to issues if the servers are down.
- story609 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is described as engaging and immersive, featuring a mix of realistic hacking scenarios and a spy thriller narrative that keeps players invested. However, many users report issues with mission design, including bugs that hinder progress and a linear approach that limits creative problem-solving. While the main storyline is generally well-received, some players find it repetitive and feel that the open-world missions, which require real-world research, can be frustratingly complex.
“The game stands out with its realistic hacking mechanics and a compelling storyline that keeps you engaged from start to finish.”
“The storyline is another highlight, filled with twists and turns that keep you on the edge of your seat.”
“Fantastic game, great story and gameplay and a very realistic look and feel that mirrors real-world hacking very closely.”
“The main story is completable; however, open world investigations and some player-created missions are uncompletable.”
“The plot is... okay? But then stuff gets shoehorned in, and a lot of the playback parts have almost nothing to do with the plot and contain some of the worst voice acting I've heard.”
“The story starts out slow and seems to plod along. By the end of the first mission, you've racked up an easy 100 years of federal prison time, but you're working for the good guys, so it's okay.”