TLDR:
The best game I ever played regarding simulation & hacking generally. 10/10

I like how creative one can get regarding exploitation & automation of the task execution.
I mean I'm new in the game so I didn't try everything yet - but I was able to to make e.g. my own regex system.

Pretty hardcore for no IT guys though. Like tutorial hints are pretty original - hack the wifi of your neighbour. After that you are on your own. I think I'm a very good programmer-but I have like very limited knowledge of the hacking itself. I think I grasped the general flow from this game and learned thing or two too.

What you need to be aware before buying - it is alpha. There is ♥♥♥♥ ton of bugs. Like I reported 6 already? I mean 2 of theme were not bugs in the end, but take it into consideration. It is not very friendly to average consumer. If you are enthusiastic programmer or beginning script kiddie, you will be ok. If you do not know nothing regarding programming & linux - probably stay away from it?

What I didn't try is nightly builds - from what I understand, these contains a lot of new stuff - please correct me though if I'm wrong here.

Discord is strongly advised to get help if something doesn't work - it may be really bug and not your lack of knowledge.

TLDR: The best game I ever played regarding simulation & hacking generally. 10/10 I like how creative one can get regarding exploitation & automation of the task execution. I mean I'm new in the game so I didn't try everything yet - but I was able to to make e.g. my own regex system. Pretty hardcore for no IT guys though. Like tutorial hints are pretty original - hack the wifi of your neighbour. After that you are on your own. I think I'm a very good programmer-but I have like very limited knowledge of the hacking itself. I think I grasped the general flow from this game and learned thing or two too. What you need to be aware before buying - it is alpha. There is shit ton of bugs. Like I reported 6 already? I mean 2 of theme were not bugs in the end, but take it into consideration. It is not very friendly to average consumer. If you are enthusiastic programmer or beginning script kiddie, you will be ok. If you do not know nothing regarding programming & linux - probably stay away from it? What I didn't try is nightly builds - from what I understand, these contains a lot of new stuff - please correct me though if I'm wrong here. Discord is strongly advised to get help if something doesn't work - it may be really bug and not your lack of knowledge.