BS Hacker Replay - Unlimited

Hacking may have got a bad rap because of certain individuals, but hackers are actually people who try to find vulnerabilities into computer programs and help the developers fix them, in order to avoid any unwanted attacks. BS Hacker Replay – Unlimited, on the other hand, is definitely not trying to help anyone and provides you with a lot of fun instead, by allowing you to simulate breaking into a variety of websites around the world.

Once you get into the game, you are welcomed by a very rudimentary interface, although it is designed that way in order to properly simulate the environment in which most of the actual hacking takes place. Thus, in order to connect to remote servers around the world and use multiple proxies in order to hide your traces, you must type the proper commands into the console, as well as view their effects.

Every action that you want to undertake must be typed into the command-prompt first, whether it's to read a text file, or start decrypting a secure server. After you familiarize yourself with the interface, you can start taking on various missions and unlock more and more powerful tools for you to use, such as better crackers or decrypters, although these can also be bought with money you steal from online banks.

Although certain commands are overly simplified, in order to avoid teaching you how to break into various online facilities, most of the basic controls are actually quite close to a CLI environment. Thus, the “ls” command has the same purpose as it does in the real world, which is to list all the files available inside a certain directory. Moreover, most of the other actions are taken from well-known programs as well, such as Telnet or the MS-DOS interface.

The fact that the entire action takes place inside the console means that there are no actual graphics to talk about, except for the map of the available hosts and the animated progress bars that appear whenever you download or upload something. Other than that, your time is spent by typing and looking at the commands on the screen, as well as making sure that you are not about to be traced by the authorities and put in jail.

BS Hacker Replay – Unlimited may not revolve around a very moral idea, but it does manage to teach you a bit about what hacking actually is and how to defend against it. It also shows how quickly you can get caught and thrown in jail for using your computer to break into private property.