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About This Game You are a computer hacker. You steal precious data while the world sleeps. Siphons are your lockpicks. Progs are your guns. Connect to the sectors. Download the data. Escape, or be deleted alive. 1075eedd30 Title: 868-HACKGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Michael BroughPublisher:Michael BroughRelease Date: 27 Jan, 2015 868-HACK Free Offline 868-hack app store. 868 hack secret level. 868 hack steam. 868 hack how to play. 868 hack android. 868 hack guide. 868-hack igg. 868-hack download. 868 hack game. 868-hack ios. 868 hack plan b. 868 hack wiki. 868 hack pc. 868 hack review. anytone 868 hack. 868 hack strategy. 868 hack test. 868-hack free download. 868 hack progs. 868-hack secret Pretty Sweet, I can't think of anything else I've played that it's like. At first there is a lot of trial and error as you figure out how each enemy moves and attacks. Some move once, some move once but have stealth and take less hits, one can move through the blocks, one moves twice. Then getting use to all the different abilities you can use. There are 8 levels and each level gives you two "hacks". When you use a hack you get any of the energy or credits that are watermarked in the squares up, down, left, right, and the one you are on. If any of those squares of a box with a number on it you get whatever skill is listed on it. Also whatever the number says is how many enemies spawn in when you "hack" the box. Hacking the boxes with just numbers and no power ups is how you earn points.Each Level starts with a handful of enemies. Then once they are dead one will spawn autamatically every so 2-3 moves. To move from each level there is a green square that takes you to the next level. If you go to the next level with enemies still alive they will go to the next level with you.Once you get all this figured out (which takes only 20 mins of eating your♥♥♥♥♥ then the real puzzel part comes into focus. You have to think about which moves to make to be able to kill everything and not get hit 3 times. Even when there is no enemies figuring out the best thing to use your hacks on is tough. " Should I farm resources?" "should I go for points?" "Can I handle 7 enemies right now?"I am having a good time with it. Check out some game play for yourself.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meoUcTj_388. Absolutely worth the investment. The games likely wont last longer than 5-20 minutes. This makes it perfect for those who are looking for a quick game. I've only gotten to level 7/8 so far, and that was just pushing myself to see what's down there, unlikely that I would have won that round! So, I can't quite say what the end game looks like, but getting there is definitely a fun and strategic journey!. It's fast and frantic despite being entirely turn based. You will die to things you saw coming a mile away. You will lose entire runs to one errant keystroke. You will occasionally eke out a victory only to be told to do it again, but harder, and with more stuff. All of this will repeat itself at an incredible pace.10 terribly placed .Restore programs out of 10. I FINALLY BEAT THE ADDICTIVE GAME :D. low-fi delight, deep and self contained. I cannot access the Tutor yet, so I am not certain what I am supposed to do aside from survive. I keep getting wedged between multiple "bad guys" those being glitches and daemons. The game has potential, is fun, and like the first reviewer, I am not yet proficient enough.Seems simple, like "10,000,000", but there are things on the playing fields that change when I attack or siphon. . .I don't think I have more than half the game to play with right now.. Recommended but read a guide first. Trial and error is F.U.N.! Once you get the hang of it it's a neat little game. Not super deep though.. 868-HACK is an interesting beast... one of those rare games that really gets it right when it comes to both creativity and depth. But what's also interesting is that it's easy to grasp the basic principles.... despite that the game's difficulty is then quite high. However, some of that difficulty will be entirely your own fault...At it's core, this is a turn-based Roguelike where your goal is simple: make it through 8 sectors (each a single screen in size) by reaching the glowing green box at the end. And more importantly, do so while getting your score as high as possible. There's no point in hacking anything if there's no gain after all, right?In your way are exactly four types of enemies, and knowing exactly how each one works, and how to deal with each, is of utmost importance. Demons, the red ones, are very basic in how they move, just coming straight at you, however, they take 3 hits to kill instead of 2. Viruses, the purple ones, move 2 times for every 1 time that you move. The blue orb things are invisible unless you are in a direct horizontal\/vertical line with them; however, the spot they initially spawn on will have a blue box thing around it until they've been destroyed, so you're never surprised by them, the game ALWAYS lets you know they are there somewhere, and the spot where they started. And finally, the pink angular whatsits can go right through walls; fortunately, you can strike them while they are in a wall so long as there is not another wall between you and them.Your attack is a bit different than in many turn-based roguelikes. Instead of adjacent attacks, you strike in a horizontal or vertical line with infinite range. You do this by simply attempting to move towards any enemy you are in a direct line with (this, however, also means you CANNOT just walk towards them; you will always fire instead). Every enemy that isnt a Demon takes 2 hits to destroy, and the first hit stuns them for a moment. This mechanic is very basic on paper, but in practice, you really need to time your movements and your attacks carefully.But the real thing that makes the game interesting is the hacking, and the programs. In each sector you can acquire 2 "Data Siphons". Using these basically sucks stuff out of the tile you're on, and the 4 adjacent to you, be they floors or walls. For floor tiles, you recieve the resources displayed on the tile (credits or energy, or both). For walls, if the wall has a large number on it, you gain that many points for draining it. If the wall has a program listed on it, you permanently gain that program. However, EVERY wall also summons more enemies when you hack it; this is displayed as a number also. On score walls it's always equal to the score value. You need to be very, very careful, and weigh your options; is that anti-virus program worth the danger of the 4 enemies it's going to send at you? Should you grab that Step program, despite that it's position means you cannot get it without hacking a second wall at the same time? Is that big tempting 7 point wall worth a go, do you have the programs to deal with it?Using your programs well (and making decisions on which to go for) is the key to victory. The game ends up being like a big (and cruel) puzzle. Figuring out which programs to use, and in what order, is never easy, and ALL programs are useful in some way... but they all cost credits, resources, or both. Make a mistake, and you can go down fast; 3 hits and your run is over, though you heal 1 point of HP every time you enter a new sector. The depth here is huge, and it's what makes the game so good and addictive. There are numerous programs to unlock, as well. Each new one brings all sorts of strategic possibilities to the game when you encounter it.And the way the spawning works means that to some degree, you create your own difficulty. Yes, enemies constantly appear, but aside from the loading of a new sector, they do this slowly. Other than that... your actions will determine when, and how many, enemies will spawn, based on which walls you hack. Once you've taken an action, you need to use your programs, basic attacks, the level structure, and even the enemy's own behaviors against them in order to escape certain doom.All in all, this is an absolutely fantastic game. Very, very addicting, very very fun, and the nature of it means that as you get better, you can up the challenge by simply going after bigger and bigger scores each time. And above all else, it has alot of depth.I've played this absolutely to death on the iPad, and I'm very glad to see the port of it appear on here (and it's a good port, too). I definitely can recommend this one.. A challenging rougelike, definitely worth the small price tag. Simple enough to pick up quickly, but difficult enough that it will take a few runs to get the hang of. You probably won't spend more than a few hours on this game, but for the measly $6, it's plenty of enjoyment.