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Hacker Evolution: Untold Review (PC)

Posted by Wade, 288 days ago
  Hacker Evolution: Untold
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The puzzles or missions are tough, almost like someone knows more about hacking than they should, yet sometimes they are too complicated it seems. As I mentioned before, for each mission there is more than one solution.  Even though you tend to do the same thing in each mission, you can get wrapped up in the mystery of it and forget that you’re repeating yourself. Within each mission there are clues to help you along the way. Yet somehow the first time through, I seemed to miss the majority of them.  The one thing I would have liked to see is a copy and paste option or a drop down menu once you have obtained a certain server, as that would cut down on typing the same thing over and over again.

The one thing I noticed, as a family man who has children/grandchildren screaming playing around the house, you can’t save during the mission. You can only save between the missions, granted most missions can be done within an hour, but sometimes it would be nice to save if you have to walk away from the game. The other side to that is, I found that if you did walk away from the middle of a game, you had better remember what you were doing as it could easily affect you. This happened more than once to me.

 Our Rating for Hacker Evolution: Untold Review (PC)
8.0
Replay
With the different routes to obtain the same results, it did make it fun to go through several times.
8.5
Graphics
The sinister and stereotypical look of computers or hacking, it blended well into the game.
8.5
Sound
The large library of music making the game more enjoyable, even if at times it was a hit or miss. The voice overs and background noises gave the game a nice touch.
9.0
Gameplay
The gameplay is simply great. The storyline may have been exaggerated at times, but believable. Yet the difficulty at at times, almost took away from it, at the same point would draw you back in to make you want to figure it out.
0.1
Multiplayer
N/A
9.0
Overall
This was a game that was very well thought out and not just thrown together. Kudos to the staff at Exosyphen Studios.
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