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Is World Wide Hack worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players interested in fictional cybersecurity who want network exploration and hacking mechanics
- Online groups seeking cooperative quests and faction-based objectives
- Solo players who want story-driven hacking scenarios with consequential choices
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly linear campaign may find the open-world networks and branching choices less structured
- Players wanting conventional action combat may find the focus on hacking, puzzles, tools, and network control too specialized
- Players requiring a finished release may not suit an early-access game with planned content and mechanic changes
- Players on Mac cannot currently play because Mac support is planned rather than available
Our take on World Wide Hack
Its focus on simulated hacking, network control, and faction choices leaves less room for conventional combat systems. Early access also means the current experience is subject to bug fixing and changes to content and mechanics.
What is World Wide Hack?
World Wide Hack is an MMO simulation game about hacking and cybersecurity across experimental open-world networks.
Players investigate QuanTech’s leaked system, uncover company secrets, alter computer systems, and observe consequences for corporations and inhabitants. Gameplay includes collecting hacking and security tools, improving a computer, gathering assets, creating websites and tools, controlling network areas, and building servers. Players can cooperate with a faction, compete in player-versus-player area fights, complete puzzles, or play alone. Quests include a main story and smaller stories presenting different perspectives from two factions. The game is in early access, with ongoing bug fixing and changes to content and mechanics. Windows, Linux, and Web are currently supported; Mac support is planned.
How World Wide Hack plays
- 01Network Exploration
- Players investigate experimental networks containing hackers, human stories, and corporate agendas.
- 02Tools And Assets
- Hacking equipment, security tools, assets, and computer upgrades support control of networks and creation of websites.
- 03Choice Consequences
- Actions affecting characters and corporations can change the balance of the game world.
- 04Faction-Based Play
- Players can work with a faction, pursue opposing viewpoints, and contribute to shared activities.
- 05Solo Or Multiplayer
- Puzzle quests support cooperative play, competition, player-versus-player area control, and solo-like gameplay.
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World Wide Hack: platforms & release
Is World Wide Hack worth it?
It is worth it if: players interested in fictional cybersecurity who want network exploration and hacking mechanics. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly linear campaign may find the open-world networks and branching choices less structured.
Where can I download World Wide Hack?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens World Wide Hack's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is World Wide Hack on?
Windows and Linux.
