- September 28, 2016
- AnRaEl
Security Hole
77%Game Brain Score
story, music
grinding, stability
77% User Score 70 reviews
Platforms
About
Security Hole is a challenging spatial puzzle with a cyberpunk story. You become a hacker who passes 3D virus blocks through security holes to save humanity. The game mechanics look like a workout tool for spatial thinking.







Audience ScoreBased on 70 reviews
story18 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions
- The game offers a unique and challenging puzzle experience that tests spatial awareness and geometrical perception.
- It features a variety of shapes and gameplay modes, including time limits and matching puzzles, which keep the gameplay fresh and engaging.
- The graphics and soundtrack are well-designed, enhancing the overall atmosphere and enjoyment of the game.
- The gameplay can become repetitive over time, leading to a sense of monotony for some players.
- Levels are randomly generated, which can result in luck-based outcomes that may frustrate players seeking consistent challenges.
- The story is considered generic and poorly executed, lacking depth and engagement for players who value narrative in games.
story
48 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is a mixed bag, with some players appreciating its cyberpunk theme and the integration of narrative elements through chat logs and visuals, while others criticize it as generic, poorly edited, and lacking depth. Although the storyline adds some intrigue to the puzzle gameplay, many feel it is underdeveloped and not a primary reason to engage with the game. Overall, the narrative is seen as a decent addition but not essential to the experience.
“I didn't buy this for the story but it's become a reason for me to come back to this game again and again.”
“The game's plot is served in the form of your chat logs with artificial intelligence on the background of beautiful art made between the levels, during which you will learn what secrets hide a mysterious girl begging for your help.”
“Game's made more interesting with the addition of an interesting cyberpunk story with the great soundtrack that helps you operate faster.”
“The story is remarkably generic and terribly edited, grammatically speaking.”
“The story is made without love and has no real introduction, so the player has no real chance to attach anything in the game besides the core game mechanic, which feels like a minigame.”
“The story's terrible, though.”