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One server, the CCC Hacksquad Filedump, traces any hacking attempts in mere seconds, making it even harder to hack than the final boss! There's no way to get into it until the postgame, and the intended method is pretty quirky- you need to go to the credits server and download the Security Trace.exe program that the dev has put in the bin.

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The music gets more and more intense as the altitude drops further an further, pressuring the player as they either rush to patch a fix in order to save the plane or watch as it (and potentially a second plane) crashes.

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In Labyrinths, Remi Gallego's Sabotage (AKA Altitude Loss) starts playing as soon as Kaguya announces the mission to crash a plane full of innocent passengers, and the beat drops at the same time that it starts crashing.

Naturally, it fulfills it's regular function and plays an intense electronic song (Carpenter Brut's adrenaline-pumping "Roller Mobster") during the attack.

In order to start the Final Boss, you have to activate a modified music sequencer program, which signals Vapor to connect you to EnTech's backup archives.

Artistic License: The HackNet OS that you're using is UNIX-based as evident by the file directory terminal commands, executables are EXEs, and at one point when you get your GUI deleted you get treated to a Blue Screen of Death, which is a Windows-specific thing.

Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: Once you use the Sequencer to start the final boss, the interface suddenly changes color when the Battle Theme Music kicks in.

Labyrinths takes this a step further with a mission that crashes the game itself, which won't start correctly until you delete a file on your own computer.

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The very last line in the game confirms you're using the very HackNet software mentioned in the story. As for Bit, PortHack is his creation, and it really is as absurdly powerful as it looks. If you help her, she later tracks down D3f4ult's and Kaguya's gateways and wrecks D3f4ult's system in retaliation, leaving Kaguya to you.

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Vapor is able to help you take out an offline backup server by forcing it to run an online update check then performs a simultaneous takedown of the production server and the backup server with your help while Coel hacked Kaguya's own IRC server and bans him and D3f4ult when they initiate Kaguya's plan, then holds both of them off to give you an opening to fix things.

The Ace: Bit and Vapor in the base game and Coel in Labyrinths are all exceptionally talented, even by in-universe standards.

Unfortunately, a miscommunication led the goon to believe he wanted Bit dead which he carried out before the CEO could stop him. EnTech's CEO only wanted his goon to intimidate Bit into silence about Project Hacknet.

This game contains examples of the following tropes: The game was released on Steam, Twitch Prime, and GOG.com.Ī DLC named "Hacknet Labyrinths" was released on March 31, 2017. The player character receives a mysterious email from a hacker named "Bit" and slowly uncovers a conspiracy that could change the world forever. Overall it's a great single-player experience that lasts around 8-12 hours on the first play and 3-4 hours on Labyrinths (assuming you find your way to that after finishing the main game), but when you've done everything there is to it there isn't much replayability outside of user-made Extensions which you need the Steam version to play most of the time.Hacknet is a Hacking Simulation Game released in 2015. You may need to re-hack several servers a few times before figuring out what to do in some places (the Neopals mission in Labyrinths was especially a headache) Even though I only used a couple x-server themes, finding those around was kinda neat if weird when they're in some secret device nobody cares about. Great if you don't get stuck for too long, not-so-great if you do. It's almost like an ARG that moves on your own pace. I also played Uplink but preferred this due to the storyline not requiring you to survive several months to start, and this is a blend of Hollywood and actual hacking more suited to my tastes. Played it, beat the main game (along with the 'revenge route') and Labyrinths while my Discord Nitro was still active.