Developer and publisher ByteRockers’ Games has announced that Net.Attack() will be coming to Steam early access on June 19th.
Now in fairness, with a name like that, it’s okay if you haven’t heard too much about this one. Net.Attack() is a top-down “hacking-based Survivors-like roguelite”, says the team, and is “where bullet heaven action and coding/hacking meet, and the game’s node-based programming means that no run is ever the same”.
It has a cool look to it, this one, so check out the release date trailer, below:
Net.Attack()’s coding system is perfect for seasoned coders and beginners alike. You get to build, tweak, and optimize attacks as you dominate the virtual battleboards and fight your way to victory. The game’s drag-and-drop node system is a game-changer that turns complex coding concepts into visual, manageable components. This user-friendly interface allows players to easily construct and refine powerful algorithms, making the art of coding both fun and accessible. The choices you make in your coding directly impact each run you embark on, so be sure to weigh the options carefully if you want to survive!
Net.Attack() constantly evolves with new challenges that test your problem-solving skills and creativity. Each session offers unique scenarios that require you to adapt and optimize your code and attacks. The game also features localized interface and subtitles in German, English, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Korean, Japanese, Spanish-Spain, Spanish-Latin America, Portuguese, and French.
Engage in fast-paced, top-down action where each round pushes your strategic limits. Whether you have 20 minutes or several hours, the game offers a deeply rewarding experience. With a huge variety of unlockables, including new nodes, characters and more, your can enchance your attacks and create new combinations of effects.
You can wishlist the title now on Steam, if you fancy it, and the demo is available there as well.
Net.Attack() is coming to PC via Steam early access on June 19th.
