
Welcome to DROP, a fast-paced action-strategy hacking simulator. Ready to hack your way to fame and fortune while avoiding getting caught? Use stealth and cunning to maneuver between the ongoing power struggle of corporations and factions to control the fragmented networks in the city.
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Languages: English
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Alapjaiban egyszerű de akció dús hacker-simulator ami fokozatosan összetettebb lesz ahogy az ember halad előre a történetben. Leginkább ügyességre és stratégiára van szükséged hozzá, egy-egy feladat (pálya) nem tart sokáig így a fentiek ellenében könnyed játék élményt ad
Fun gameplay and a really nice artstyle.
Under no circumstance purchase this game. Note: Spoilers in review. you are warned The game begins as an enjoyable puzzle experience couched in a cyberpunk-esque puzzle style game. Mechanics are interesting though the keyboard based interface is, unbelievably bad for this day and age. Each 'mission' is locked to an exacting 5 minute time frame. This is important to remember. Spoilers: By the end of the game however, mechanic piled on top of mechanic turn the game into a miserable frustrating slog of overlapping defense systems and unavoidable pauses designed to kill time on the already stringent clock. The final straw leading to this review is the 'AI" that begins talking to you, locking your actions, BUT NOT LOCKING THE CLOCK. Couple with a defense mechanic that appears on almost every end game mission that causes a potential 2-3 second stun on EVERY node action. As many nodes will have 'ice' or 'viral infection' that has to be cleared to activate, if you stop to clear a node, you WILL get hit by this stun. Furthermore, this games, truly horrible flaws do not manifest until well after the time limit to refund under Steams policies. One of final levels of this game involved taking down 5 network nodes to trap the Ai. This causes the ai to talk to you everything time you do it It speaks to you for 15 seconds everytime you drop a node, without stopping the clock or any attacking programs. It also speaks to you for 15 seconds at the start of run, costing even more time, The ai communications are unskippable and you cannot take any actions while this i happened. That means you will automatically lose a minimum of 1:30 out of the run to unskippable text., The developers should frankly be ashamed of this travesty of what they call 'game play'
Super nice game, starts slow, like a puzzle. Time very gradually grows more important. I am three hours in and really like it...
Mukavan kyberpunkistinen hakkerointisimulaattori. Ja graafilla. Näiden pitää aina olla graafilla.
An excellent game with a fast frenetic feel that matches its theme perfectly.
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Unintuitive keyboard control. That's more than enough to not recommend.
Overall, the game is great. Kinda boring at first, but getting more complex and fun the more hostile programs get integrated. Though, I have exactly 1 issue with it: the rebooter. At some point the system gets littered with nodes and with some of the hostile progs rebooting on the other end of it, managing that becomes more of a chore because of traversing dozens of already processed empty nodes. You`ve made fast-travel to the nexus, right? Then why not make a quicksave of sort, giving the player an ability to jump to the nexus, do the things in already processed part of the system, and then jump back on the saved node to continue exploration? Also, being able to zoom in and out would be appreciated, to actually see which hostile was rebooted. An alternative would be making the rebooter not invulnerable - that`s probably easier to do. But SOMETHING has to be done with it, as constant backtracking just to turn off a magicaly revived hostile system isn`t what you expect from an otherwise fast-paced game.
Super fun action puzzle hacking game! Great sound design and visual aesthetic. Gameplay is a lot of fun and the story is decent. I find it really addictive and hard to put down.
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