
APT: Advanced Persistent Threat
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APT: Advanced Persistent Threat
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In the Year ????, a new type of war began to emerge. Not fought on soil or in airspace, but in wires and transistors. A war fought at the speed of light. Master this unconventional weaponry and you will be greatly rewarded....
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Controls:
Arrow Keys - Move cursor
Space - Speedy Text
Enter - Select Action
The cursor is the blinking '>' and it will move between available menus Figuring out the stats and "combat" mechanics is part of the game!
NOT a realistic hacking simulator 8D
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A post-submission bugfix was applied the morning after release to fix font rendering for machines that do not have the "Ubuntu" font family installed. Without this bugfix, text was not being rendered in Monospace for those users.
APT: Advanced Persistent Threat
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In the Year ????, a new type of war began to emerge. Not fought on soil or in airspace, but in wires and transistors. A war fought at the speed of light. Master this unconventional weaponry and you will be greatly rewarded....
==========================================================================
Controls:
Arrow Keys - Move cursor
Space - Speedy Text
Enter - Select Action
The cursor is the blinking '>' and it will move between available menus Figuring out the stats and "combat" mechanics is part of the game!
NOT a realistic hacking simulator 8D
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A post-submission bugfix was applied the morning after release to fix font rendering for machines that do not have the "Ubuntu" font family installed. Without this bugfix, text was not being rendered in Monospace for those users.