German developer and publisher ByteRockers’ Games has revealed its latest project, Net.Attack(), at this year’s Gamescom. Described as a top-down action roguelite, the game is designed for players who want to experience the thrill of hacking without needing extensive programming knowledge. Net.Attack() is set to be released on PC via Steam at a date yet to be confirmed.
Net.Attack() boasts a unique node-based coding mechanic that allows players to create and refine powerful attacks by dragging and dropping visual components. This system aims to make complex coding concepts accessible, turning the task of coding into an engaging and fun experience. Players will face waves of threats in fast-paced, top-down action reminiscent of the survival genre, requiring strategic thinking and constant adaptation of their code and attack strategies.
Prominent features of Net.Attack() include:
Intuitive node-based coding: Revolutionizes coding by providing a drag-and-drop node system that turns complex coding concepts into visual, manageable components. This user-friendly interface allows you to easily construct and refine powerful algorithms, making the art of coding both fun and accessible to everyone, regardless of prior programming knowledge.
Dynamic gameplay: Engage in fast-paced, top-down action where each round pushes your strategic limits.
Endless possibilities: No two playthroughs are the same in Net.Attack(). The game 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.
Rich content: With a huge variety of unlockables, including new nodes, characters and more, players can enhance their attacks and create new combinations of effects.
