Grey Hack

Grey Hack - the player becomes a hacker in a world where the entire network consists of other people's machines and other people's secrets. You have to start with the simplest programs, but gradually the arsenal grows, and with it the scale of work. Hacking servers gives access to other players' files, and it's part of the economy here. At first, you need to take care of protecting your own machine, otherwise other people's hacks will quickly ruin things. Hacking occurs through the console: selecting passwords, searching for vulnerabilities and copying data. The game allows you to write your own code and run it on other people's servers, which makes the process almost real. At first, only a few programs are available, but over time the arsenal grows due to purchases and discoveries. The difficulty of hacking increases along with the player's reputation, so you shouldn't relax. The world is generated procedurally, so the addresses, cars and owners are new every time. Players can unite, transfer programs and fight among themselves, hacking other people's systems. Programs become outdated over time, so they have to be updated. Money is spent on equipment and programs, so earnings go in parallel with training. In addition to hacking, there is an economy: orders, selling data and buying equipment. The community here is active, and the rules are dictated by the network itself. Sometimes you come across corporate networks, and there the stakes are higher and the security is more serious. Custom scripts can be saved and shared, making hacking a collaborative activity. Anyone who wants to feel like they're at a terminal and isn't afraid of text commands.