HackHub - Ultimate Hacker Simulator

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玩法算是Hacknet的增强版，在命令行基础上融合了各类app的协调操作是个亮点，简化魔改捏他了Linux中很多常见的应用很有意思，但应该基于这个模式提升玩家操作的自由度，如浏览器考虑可以打开目标网站、玩家可以下载打开目标终端里的文件来查看并发现彩蛋（对就是在说Hacknet）云云，犹记得当年玩Hacknet每个被入侵的终端都要去themes看一下有没有新的皮肤主题可以down下来更换的惊艳； 剧情上，仍建议向Hacknet学习，有一个牛逼的主线（Hacknet中的“你看到这个时候我已经死了”瞬间勾起玩家胃口），甚至是其DLC超级动人心弦的引爆飞机剧情（且要考虑玩家会进行的各种匪夷所思的操作，比如DLC炸飞机剧情作者就考虑了玩家让两个飞机都不炸以及都炸掉多种结局的展开），会比无限通马桶更吸引玩家，从这方面来说Hackhub还有很多的提升空间。 Gameplay-wise, this is essentially an enhanced version of Hacknet. The standout feature is how it integrates coordinated operations across various apps on top of the command-line foundation. It's genuinely fun how it simplifies and parodies many common Linux applications, though I wish they'd build on this formula to give players more freedom—like letting the browser actually open target websites, or allowing players to download and open files from hacked terminals to discover easter eggs (yes, I'm looking at you, Hacknet). I still vividly remember the thrill of checking the themes folder on every single hacked terminal back in Hacknet, just to see if there was a new skin I could download and apply. As for the story, I strongly suggest taking notes from Hacknet. A gripping main narrative (that "By the time you read this, I'll already be dead" moment in Hacknet instantly hooks you) or even the heart-pounding plane explosion plot from its DLC would engage players far more than an endless loop of fetch quests. And crucially, account for the bizarre, unpredictable things players will try—the DLC's plane scenario, for instance, had endings for both planes surviving and both being destroyed. Hackhub still has a lot of room to grow in this department.

The concept is fun and captures the feel of real-world hacking quite well. However, in its current state, the game’s progression is far too restrictive, and there is very little freedom in how you approach or solve missions. It often feels more like a “chatting simulator” than a hacking simulator because the information you receive is heavily curated to support a single, predetermined progression path. The game constantly tells you to use Lynx for this and Lynx for that, but whenever you search for a specific keyword, it usually returns only one exact line of information directly related to the next mission objective. It feels artificial and contrived rather than like you are actually searching through a real network or database. The game also requires you to follow its intended commands and keyword usage with excessive precision, even when the correct input is ambiguous. This not only breaks immersion but also makes the game unnecessarily frustrating. The lack of freedom also kicks in while you're working for the mission objectives. eg if you hack into a bank account containing $200k you cannot transfer the money to your own account or anywhere else. You can only send it to the specific account designated by the mission. And you get like what, 20$ as a reward for taking all that risks.. lol The same problem applies to other information and assets you obtain. You cannot reuse hijacked cookies, explore unrelated IP addresses, or take advantage of credentials discovered outside the mission’s intended objective. If you find an email address and password and try to use them to log into GoMail, you simply get a “not found” error. If you discover an IP address and try to hack it out of curiosity, you get the same result. Almost nothing is interactive outside the boundaries of the scripted quest scenario, and that seriously damages the immersion. A hacking game should encourage experimentation, lateral thinking, and unintended discoveries. Here, the game constantly reminds you that the world only exists where the current mission requires it to exist. The game is also quite buggy and consumes far more system resources than its relatively simple presentation seems to justify. Overall, nice concept, not-so-well delivery. 4/10 as a hacking simulator.

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instructions are vague when going through the tutorial, leaving you to use videos or guides if you aren't familiar with hacking tools or command-line. Not fun or intuitive, feels like a job.

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玩了一天一夜，感觉自由度不是很高，钓鱼邮件是两点，应该设置为 所有的NPC的账户都能被盗取，盗取的越多，约会增加自己的风险就好了。尤其是那个能源公司，他账上好几千万，我凭什么不能给自己转几百万？ 然后就是很多地方任务会卡，你应该出一个游戏里的黑客大师的聊天NPC，只要玩家愿意给他打钱，他可以就这个任务接下里怎么做，给玩家说清楚，解决卡关的问题。 最后，如果再所有可黑入的机器里都加一些乱七八糟的文字信息（有些地方加入其它任务的剧情信息），玩家作为一个黑客，到处黑如别人的电脑也会觉得不那么无聊 最后来说，这个游戏，小众了一点，正常人硬着头皮玩个七八个小时就应该玩不下去了，买之前慎重考虑

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