
EchoLink: Recursion is an active incremental hacking simulation spanning 1990s dial-up to 2150s megacities. Hack through time by infiltrating networks, building proxy chains, and automating routines. Every reset reboots you with exponential upgrades. Grow a skill tree and rewrite history.
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EchoLink: Recursion is an active incremental, cyberpunk hacking simulation where every breach makes you stronger, and every reset makes you faster.
You're a hacker sent back through time to uncover a conspiracy that keeps collapsing history. You start in the 1990s with just a dial-up modem, a terminal, and your wits before you advance to the neural megacities of 2150.
At the beginning, you do everything manually. Crack networks one keystroke at a time, run missions, scrape together enough creds for your first real upgrade. Then your second. Then a script that handles tasks for you. Then a crew running side jobs with you. Then an AI automating your hacking skills.
When stealth doesn't cut it, you go loud. Deploy devastating neural viruses, build proxy chains, and automate your entire operation while enemy factions deploy their own viruses and ice sentinels to hunt you down. Watch a hostile network just… stop existing.
When the timeline finally collapses (and it will), you keep what you learned. A meta-progression tree with hundreds of nodes means every reset peels off a new layer. By the end you're not really hacking systems anymore—you're hacking time itself.
P.S. I am a solo indie developer and read every comment and review. Join my Discord and shape the future of EchoLink with me!
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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese*, Spanish - Latin America**languages with full audio support
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I have been having a lot of fun playing this one.
I've had a lot of fun playing EchoLink: Recursion. The feeling of progression is wonderful as you get toward late-game and start auto-hacking everything. Congrats on the launch!
Hard to get sucked in initially. The upgrades are confusing and it feels like a more developed tutorial is needed
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