
Take contracts from sinister megacorporations in this isometric stealth action shooter with RPG elements. Choose your approach: hack defenses, take down the guards, or blow a new entrance with explosives. Use your credits to buy weapons, cyberlimbs, hack software, and ninja gear.
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Bon jeu inde
I can't believe this was free
If syndicate and deus ex had a baby
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I found this game on a PC gaming website list of great games back in 2014. Years later, I remembered the game, and having it on a USB stick from high school, and today I found that USB. DataJack is an Isometric take on the nonlinear mission structure games like Deus Ex, and it's still as fun as it was when I first played it. Also, I want to preemptively congratulate Omnigen on it's founding in a few days.
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Very fun, some of the missions are short and sweet, some of them are long, I like the verity in mission types and the entire setting. I will say I wish there was more missions before the climax and there was more ways and stuff to interact with. Missions can be done how ever you pleased with obvious results. and the game rewards both stealthy and Running and gunning. but otherwise its a pretty solid game with solid mechanics, would highly recommend, including since its free.
Interesting experiment of an uncomplicated, straightforward immersive sim. Works in most ways as you would expect it too. If you already found your way to the game's shop page, I highly suggest you to try it, it is free, afterall.
A quick but fun game. You can sneak around, blast your way through walls, and blow people to pieces. It's far from perfect, but I don't mind that too much. I'm looking forward to the new version that Epic Banana Games is working on.
[h1]Before I played DataJack, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
This game is incredibly fun. It allows you to play freely in your choice and the levels are fun. Considering it is free, this is a real steal. The ability for me to enjoy and plan my way to completing the mission is nice. The weapon selection is very, very, good. My favourite? The 50 cal. The plot is not bad at all. The options for computers, hacking software and armour made me happy. I had no interest in becoming a cyborg, though I am sure it is incredible. Although without taking advantage of the AI's barebone structure, I believe this game will be exceptionally hard to beat. Personally, I am glad the AI is an idiot. A dangerous idiot, but an idiot nonetheless. Thank you, dev. One thing I would really like is to be able to replay levels after beating them.
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