Game Information
Developer: Drizzly Bear
Genres: Puzzle, RPG
Reviews
I did step away from the brink of criminality. So few games are capable of putting humans together like this in a den of villainy and letting them become slowly corrupted or instantaneously redeemed. Hackmud does this and does it very well. It is like the early internet it so perfectly mimics: a world of confusion, paranoia and possibility.
Working out the real from the fake, the safe from the damaging is all just part of the game’s mystique, and [hackmud] is almost entirely player driven; nearly everything has been built by other players
Recent News
Hackmud’s 2.0 update introduces 32 player hack offs
Multiplayer head-to-head hacking battles. That's the primary carrot I can see Hackmud dangling before me with its 2.0 update, though the road there is long and
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