The cult-classic mobile game, 868-Hack, is making a comeback with a new crowdfunding campaign for its sequel, 868-Back. If you've ever dreamed of diving into the world of cyber warfare and hacking cyberpunk mainframes, this roguelike digital dungeon crawler is your chance to live that fantasy.
Cyber warfare often sounds thrilling in theory, but it rarely matches the cinematic flair of Angelina Jolie in Hackers, effortlessly navigating networks while discussing philosophy. Yet, 868-Hack breaks the mold by making you feel like a true hacker. Similar to the cult-classic PC puzzler Uplink, it simplifies the complex world of programming and information warfare into an engaging challenge. When 868-Hack first launched, it successfully delivered on its promise, and now, 868-Back aims to elevate that experience even further.
In 868-Back, players will continue to string together Progs to create intricate sequences of actions, much like real-life programming. The sequel expands the game world, introducing remixed and reimagined Progs, along with new rewards, enhanced graphics, and improved sound design.
With its gritty art style and a cyberpunk vision of the future, 868-Hack has always been appealing. Supporting the crowdfunding campaign for 868-Back is a way to help developers bring this vision to life, though it's important to acknowledge the inherent risks involved in such projects. While there's no guarantee against potential issues, the excitement for this sequel is undeniable.
We all wish Michael Brough the best of luck in bringing 868-Hack back with 868-Back!
