Hacknet

在全班同学面前调出这个游戏可以体验嘉豪人生 我愿称之为黑客嘉豪模拟器

莫名其妙侮辱女生，打得正开心呢突然吃苍蝇一样恶心，在哪里退款。

就只是个嘉豪游戏，里面全是嘉奖和豪评

10/10 I was told to mess up someone's webpage, so I used the index.html they had to launch a browser in-game to a rickroll link, but my in-game browser wasn't supported. But I tried again with different code and it ACTUALLY WORKED WHAT I'm running YouTube in this game bro

I was really enjoying this game until I got locked out of 2 storylines midway through them with no warning and no indication that the story lines/sets of missions were locked. I had to look online to find other people complaining about the same thing to figure out why the mission I was trying to complete wouldn't work was because it was locked without warning. The game is way too repetitive for me to want to replay the whole thing again just to see those missions and honestly I don't know if I even want to finish the game now because of that.

Estoy estudiando ciberseguridad y me lo compré por la coña pero al final el juego está bastante entretenido. Puede que a simple vista parezca repetitivo pero el hecho de que cada misión es totalmente distinta y estás prácticamente descubriendo nuevas cosas hace que no te aburras de jugarlo. Y algo que casi se me olvida mencionar, jugadlo en inglés, en la traducción al español hay algunas faltas de ortografía y además a veces el juego te pide escribir mensajes que te ponen en español pero en realidad los tienes que escribir en inglés para que te cuente XD

This was incredibly thrilling to play. The push for speed challenged your ability to retain information in a short period of time, and it was an incredible experience. It's not real coding, like others have mentioned, so you're not going to learn anything. You essentially learn how to use prebuilt tools in a command prompt and how to communicate with a computer. But it works like a virtual machine with its own language and a fake operating system. (And I think that's really cool). It's also pretty cool that you can see your actual computer's command prompt when you minimize the game, essentially seeing how this virtual machine is talking to your computer. However, there are gripes. The ability to lock yourself out of beating the game without knowing it is really easy. You have to be VERY mindful of your actions. Deleting the wrong thing can trap you and force you to start a new game entirely. There are also some bugs, mostly involving how the quest system operates. That can also get stuck, especially if you already have a grasp of what you need to do, you can outrun your quest and cause it to lock up. Pace yourself. Lastly, having content that is procedurally generated is awesome, but I felt like the game struggled between being "open world" and linear. If you want a game where you can investigate to find the story, open world is a wonderful option, but a linear story is great too if you're immersive enough. Overall, if you want an experience that's an "idea" of hacking, you should definitely try this game. If the developers make another game like this, I'd be interested in playing that one too. Maybe a sequel? I love the concept, but I'd really hope for a more open world experience.