Ghostnet
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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You're a hacker sitting peacefully at your desk, but then you are dead. So now you're a ghost. Cross over from the other side to hack the world!
Features:
- You are a ghost
- Spooky scary soundtrack
- Sunglasses
- 550w PSu, I5-3570k CPU, 1tb 7200rpm sata3 3.5h HDD, 8GB RAM
- Room and board
- 1337 hax$
- What more do you want!?
How to play:
Haunting: WASD, E to interact
Hacking: Click on traces while selecting the script of the same color to kill them. Don't let traces go over the load limit, or you'll fail the wave!
Made using Construct 2, Audacity, sfxr, msPaint, notepad++, and GIMP.
Note: After repeated queries, YES, there are endings to the game, and it just takes time to reach them is all. You have to really sit down and give it a while if you want to get there though!
Note 2: On further examination, I realized some people aren't getting the music. Which is like super important for the game. Some browsers don't support HTML5/javascript audio, and those that do have to be able to play either oggs or aac/m4a formats. Live and learn, I guess.
Features:
- You are a ghost
- Spooky scary soundtrack
- Sunglasses
- 550w PSu, I5-3570k CPU, 1tb 7200rpm sata3 3.5h HDD, 8GB RAM
- Room and board
- 1337 hax$
- What more do you want!?
How to play:
Haunting: WASD, E to interact
Hacking: Click on traces while selecting the script of the same color to kill them. Don't let traces go over the load limit, or you'll fail the wave!
Made using Construct 2, Audacity, sfxr, msPaint, notepad++, and GIMP.
Note: After repeated queries, YES, there are endings to the game, and it just takes time to reach them is all. You have to really sit down and give it a while if you want to get there though!
Note 2: On further examination, I realized some people aren't getting the music. Which is like super important for the game. Some browsers don't support HTML5/javascript audio, and those that do have to be able to play either oggs or aac/m4a formats. Live and learn, I guess.