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Hack ’95

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Published by Rob from the Shack
Single-player Cloud Saves Family Sharing
A card game wrapped in a 90s hacking conspiracy, complete with dodgy chatrooms, a suspiciously helpful virtual assistant and an internet radio DJ who's seen too much.

Hack ’95 mixes card game mechanics with a proper 90s conspiracy thriller, and it’s got the aesthetic nailed. You’re working through Navigate ’95, a pixel perfect send up of the operating systems everyone had running in the background of their childhood, except this one turns into a full blown hacking rig the moment you know where to look.

You’ll be chatting up dodgy strangers on NetChatty, cracking open Assistant Bert to turn Navigate ‘95’s friendly mascot into your partner in cyber crime, and tuning into Hacker FM for some beats while you work. It’s all in service of finding your missing mate mega_hurtz, who vanished while poking around a network that apparently goes right to the top of a shadowy tech megacorp and a cyber security agency that definitely shouldn’t be trusted.

If you fancy some 90s dance bangers, flaming GIFs and a conspiracy that spirals well beyond what you signed up for, this one’s worth booting up.

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