It’s all quite straightforward, in my opinion, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. As you progress through the missions, you earn credits that can then be used to buy those programs on the black market. There are also viruses as well as other stealth programs that you can use to make your way through the game. “Sniffer” reveals firewalls and the like while “Dagger” attacks firewalls. By running the “Cloak” program, you can stop “the network” from tracing you. I found it interesting in the way that the story is told but the main focus seems to lie on the turn-based experience in the game where you essentially need to build a deck, run programs, and complete missions. The story itself sounds like a revenge story but it tries not to be that. Now, with the help of your old colleagues, you get back into the game and try to find the answers as to what Kraken is up to, as well as why and how they were able to reveal that information about you that got you into jail. As mentioned in yesterday’s post, Midnight Protocol has a demo that I wanted to give a go and honestly, it’s pretty neat! This is a tactical narrative-driven RPG where you type in commands to hack into servers, beat security systems, steal money, help people, or discover secrets! The story itself revolves around a hacker named “Data” (that’s you) who got doxxed by a hacker called Kraken and who was then put in jail for a whole year.
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