
What The Hack! Is a humoristic, story puzzle game, where you, a computer program, tries to avoid getting destroyed by escaping a facility. Doing so by hacking and hijacking devices in your surroundings.
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What The Hack! Is a humoristic, story puzzle game, where you, a computer program, tries to avoid getting destroyed by escaping a facility. Doing so by hacking and hijacking devices in your surroundings.
You play as Boolian, a facility worker whose consciousness is unexpectedly zapped into a computer. Before you can even process what’s happened, a security drone begins checking for malware. With no time to waste, you tap into your newfound hacking abilities, taking control of various machines to escape, like a drone, a robot vacuum, or even a towering logistics crane as you maneuver through the facility.
Embark on a thrilling adventure, outsmart the facility's defenses, and uncover creative ways to break free. But be careful—some of the robots you encounter might not be as friendly as they seem!
Make use of the unique hacking mechanic, allowing you to traverse the level in creative ways.
This game was made by 6 students as a group project assignment for their third year in the bachelor Digital Arts & Entertainment at Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen in Belgium.
The music was composed by Joshua Mas, student at the Royal Conservatoire of Ghent
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Languages: English*, Dutch*languages with full audio support
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Good game, try it if you're having a cozy day
Free and fun puzzle game
Excellent and fun! Wish it was longer
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Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Great Game ,Simple Also i was able to gitch out the map using the drone !(wasn't able to recreate) and it looks great even from outside Worth Your Time!
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Not a bad game, wish there was a tad more to it though. the first few puzzles were easy, but the last one did take me a few attempts to get it done. i ended up doing it twice cause i realized the first time i did it was overly complicated. i do also wish there was a bit more in the way of puzzles and maybe even alternative solutions. at one point i found a vent that i could open, but i couldnt get into it as something was blocking my path and i didnt know what the point of it was since the level end was right there anyways. oh, but be aware, i couldnt find an in game volume control or any sort of settings in general, so be prepped for a loud intro and gameplay.
I absolutely love the artstyle. Gameplay is good and smooth, not alot of bugs, some textures are see through and u can glitch yourself in elevators but its still minor issues. Game is short, well made, pretty good music and sound effects and its hard but not impossible. still for me its 10/10 i hope they make a sequel or something with lore maybe.
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Game doesn't hack your computer, promise. Fun quick little puzzle game though to soak up less than an hour.
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