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AB.Net

A terminal‑based hacking simulator focused on realism and system‑level interaction.

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About the Game

This game is a realistic hacking simulator featuring morally ambiguous decisions that may lead the player into ethically questionable situations. The player can expect to find an open world based soley in a terminal with AI bots helping them if they get lost 

This game includes many features including but not limited to

  • 3 factions each with thier own definition of freedom

  • A progression system based off the in game store

  • A dark web minigame

  • 4 AI bots

  • Tab complete

  • A custom set of key cords

  • Customisable commands