Desktop Hacker

Very nice hacking game. Very causal, good little story. Enjoyed it a lot.

Game isn't bad... I enjoyed many of the game play elements (except for pandora). I even found the story enjoyable. With that said the game doesn't feel finished. There are features that don't feel fully realized. It is also buggy. Some are just annoying (Terminal text disappearing and not coming back till you restart the game) Some game breaking (I just somehow lost my save file after opting to save Mike - not willing to play through the last 3 hours again so sadly that has ended my journey with this game) Overall the concept is good and I hope the developer continues to work on the game and iron out so of its' issues. I recommend this game but you should absolutely BACKUP your save so you don't end up like me.

Feels unfinished. At first it's extremely simplistic but mostly fine, but once you get the graphical hacking interface you're thrown into a new gameplay system that is not explained or documented at all. There are other systems that are nothing but useless annoyances too - notably how you can go to sleep, and the game forces you to do so by continually dimming the screen as you play, with the only way to reset it being to sleep. But the time-of-day system doesn't seem to do anything else, so it's just a pointless distraction. The hacking is neither realistic nor fun, and the story, as far as I got, is very generic and not especially well-written. This seems like something that should be in the first stages of Early Access, not a "complete" released game.