
Midnight Protocol is a tactical narrative-driven RPG with unique keyboard-only controls. Hack into servers, beat security systems and discover encrypted secrets while you try to find answers to why and how you got doxxed.
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Languages: English, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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good
Wow, I think this is the best hacker game I've ever played! I always had trouble with the tutorials in such type of games but this one is perfect! I immediately understood the mechanics and the UI - but that doesn't mean that this game is too easy. "Easy to learn, hard to master", I would say. I love that you can try out different tactics and that there are several ways to achieve your goal. The story is simple but interesting, you can always understand what happens on your screen and find out where to go next. And I love that you only use your keyboard to play! GREAT JOB, DEVS!!
Very stylish and cool cyberpunk hacking simulator. I like!
Combines interesting puzzles with turn-based strategy game and an awesome story.
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Really fun, enjoying so far
Phenomenal.
Given its a hacking strategy game I super do not agree or enjoy: - You never see your enemy, you trip into them or guess where they might be (and suffer if your wrong) - You cannot re-plan missions - You are not provided enough information ahead of time to know which programs to take along If these terrible design decisions had been mitigated or provided as optional, we'd have a great game here. I guess the intent is you are to go in with your wits and the tools you have and hope for the best but without any real agency, your just tripping through landmines. Failing forward isn't very fun; it sounds a lot like life. == Wow this is wild - You literally cannot see ICE before running into them or rolling the dice and using sniffer (maybe your right, maybe your wrong, but you can't use it again for a bit) - It is in no way obvious that I can restart a mission; I learned outside of the game that I can restart a mission while in the mission but I cannot re-plan (choose better set of programs), which is what I said - SOME network details are given in advance, not everything as I'd like; how do I reroll and try again? Look your game isn't for me. I'm not lying or making things up, I have no reason to, the design choices aren't very good from my point of view.
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