Hacker's Journey

A ideia foi muito bem desenvolvida, e a forma como é apresentada as técnicas da cybersegurança me ajudou a entender muitos conceitos que venho aprendendo na teoria em aulas voltadas para essa área. Além disso, a campanha do jogo é extremamente divertida, porém gostaria muito que tivesse um modo infinito (não zerei o jogo, e não sei o quão longo é), pois quando terminar a campanha gostaria de continuar aprimorando os ensinamentos mostrados tanto no jogo quanto os que aprendo com as aulas da área.

Interesting so far, but when you type it is constantly having double letters appear, which means you have to keep deleting and then retyping. It's okay at first, but after a while, you don't want to play anymore from frustration. Edit: The developer seems to have fixed the issue with double letters.

ChatGPT 5.5 made this game. Yes. Specifically that model. Look at the first window that pops up when the game starts. ONLY openai does that style. Game is unfinished, shallow, and the mechanics all feel bland because AI wrote it and all the mechanics. I have no issue with AI when you put in the effort to actually design using it. Instead this "game dev" just vibe coded all the mechanics for the game too instead of taking time to create his own design architecture.

Hacking has to be learned. This game is not suitable for beginners and also not for professional hackers. It simulates hacking mechanisms, but simplifies a lot to make it playable, nothing wrong with it. However, it can still seem too difficult for absolute beginners in this case. And if you are like me, you are quite good with English, know a few simple basic hack techniques, but stumble with some of the technical terms, then you are cooked. Nevertheless, you shouldn't take the game description too seriously, it still remains only a game. The game interface looks very realistic, visiting websites, downloading and installing software, checking emails etc etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1ZpPZ4UMn4 Hacken will gelernt sein. Dieses Spiel ist nicht für Anfänger und auch nicht für Profihacker geeignet. Es simuliert Hacking Mechanismen, vereinfacht allerdings vieles um es spielbar zu machen, nichts dagegen einzuwenden. Allerdings kann es für absolute Anfänger in diesem Fall trotzdem zu schwer wirken. Und wenn man wie ich, zwar des englischen mächtig ist, ein paar simple grundlegende Hack Techniken kennt, aber bei einigen der technischen Begriffe ins straucheln gerät, bist du erledigt. Nichtsdestotrotz sollte man die Spielbeschreibung nicht zu ernst nehmen, es bleibt nach wie vor nur ein Spiel. Die Spieloberfläche wirkt sehr realistisch, Websiten besuchen, Software runterladen und installieren, Emails checken etc etc.

For sure this is not the most realistic hacking simulator ever. Game feels unfinished, buggy and empty. It's more like an AI generated demo. Websites don't really work other that what your are supposed to see. Terminal does not TAB complete, no copy/paste etc. I was pretty hyped and wanted to like this, the idea is great, execution unfortunately not.

After playing only 30 minutes I knew what I was in for. This game absolutely sucks. And it is obviously vibe coded. If you are looking for a poorly designed interactive slideshow which is accurate to real techniques this is your game. Other wise stay away. Most of the webpages in the game are static non interactive outside 1 or 2 buttons. And the game holds your hand the entire time so there is no challenge. If the developer wants to actually put time in and learn to code and develop this it can be phenomenal. But at its current state its another cash grab.

Too buggy, Too Ai, not worth buying. The game idea is genius but not fun.

The workflow feels pretty authentic. I actually laughed out loud when I didn't get a bounty for the third vulnerability—it’s just *that* realistic! For once in a main storyline, I finally got to play the bad guy (black hat), and I found it super fun. The pixel-art conference was a nice surprise, too. As for the AI-translated emails, I thought the tutorial was actually pretty good. Sure, you can instantly tell it was written by an AI, but it’s surprisingly vivid and engaging. You can tell this is an indie game with a very small team, but the overall quality is still really solid. That said, I did run into a few issues: 1. The whole thing feels very front-end driven, so there’s not much room for free exploration. A lot of the interface only lets you click on the main storyline interactions, and clicking anywhere else does nothing, which makes it feel a bit dull. I’d love to see more freedom of interaction in future updates. 2. The text highlighting in the emails is incorrect. 3. The Hashcat tutorial is a bit confusing. It doesn't highlight the third part after the colon, and the logic of just using numbers like 1 and 2 is *too* simplified. It actually caused me to copy-paste the hash values incorrectly. 4. The guidance for the video episode task isn't great. I spent 10 minutes on it with no luck, so I’ll probably take a break and try again in a few days. 5. Really hope the devs add an achievement system in the future!