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RVL Games

@37 If you ever played Uplink, you would find that this game does not really require pencil/paper for notes, you can go back in your console to retrieve your infos. And this game (compared to Uplink) does not really use too much IP addresses like 192.168.25.25 which are really a pain to memorize (so you need pencil/paper).

@31 It is not rv1.hacker.com , it is rvl.hacker.com (letter l not number 1)

Thank you again, I started to play Hacker Evolution Untold which is much harder than RVL hacker even though it is the same engine. But I love those hacker game… Keep posting original games please

It installed & works very well on both:

(1) Vista Home Prem.-SP2 x64 (64-bit) system,

as well as on

(2) XP-SP3 x86 (32-bit) system.

AND it’s “not too shabby”, to say the least!

Gives you some “brain exercise”, that’s for sure!
While it IS a bit hard for me to see, too, (my eyesight is also “not the best”, re #5, “Gaming Granma”), if I put my glasses on & adjust the monitor a little, then tilt it up a bit, (it’s an LCD flat-panel), I can see things more than well enough to play it;

I got through the first level OK, since that’s the “coached/learn how to play/how to do what” level, which was MUCH better & faster to learn how to play from, than an instruction manual would be,

…and the “instant help” is great, too, as is the “instant pause”…

So you can pause it, “put it in the background & get the desktop back” by using the “Windows” Key (or perhaps another key?),

and do something else on your machine, & then come back to your game later, right where you left off;

An exremely well-done & well-thought-out game!

…so next is the hard part:
I’ve got to remember all of the steps & commands to get through the next level, which isn’t “coached”, like Level 1 is!

Even that’s OK, because there’s always “Start a New Game”, in case you forgot how to do something…

Someone really came up with a good game (that doesn’t need an inch-thick book to memorize along with it in order to play it)!

And, no “controller” is needed, or relying on the mouse or specific “hotkeys”, so it’s as good on a laptop with a touchpad as it is on a desktop machine, (and if on a laptop or “NetBook”, you can always plug in a $5 USB full-sized keyboard!)

I’m really impressed! (And it takes a LOT to impress me)

Thanks again, Games-GAOTD Team, for finding a game that’s worth the time to play, and for bringing this site “back to life”!

…Now, if only there were more game publishers who’d let GAOTD get this site running with “a new game every day”, like it’s title implies…

But hey, it’s a start, (or re-start),

And the game’s definitely a winner in my book, and a nice change from the plethora of “FPS”-type games that there are too many of already; This one’s a nice challenging change!

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Suggestion. Could you please make these two day giveaways? Since GGotD hasn’t been posting recently, I missed this one yesterday as I didn’t expect any more games from GGotD.

So, anyway to put this one up for offer again? I would really like to try this game out.

Thanks.

(walkthrough’s, cheats, tutorials, etc . . .)