Code 7 A Story-Driven Hacking Adventure

Code 7 A Story-Driven Hacking Adventure — before the adventure games got graphics, everything that was presented in them was written. They were also played, typing words to communicate with the game world. How will these textual adventures work nowadays, when games expand the boundaries of photo-realistic graphics for even more authentic immersion? Pretty damn good, as the cyber-thriller Code 7 proves. A game based almost exclusively on text can arouse the imagination on a completely different level than the previously created fantastic images. Game developed by a small German indie studio, is a text-based adventure.

About This Game

So far, only episodes 0 and 1 are available. This is a shame, because the game turns out to be the edge of the seat with frightening rock climbers. In 2113, the earth becomes overpopulated, so humanity must look for new pastures to live on them. On one of the planned planets is the Schrödinger Station, a terraforming experiment involving only a few settlers to test and refine the mechanics for wider immigration. , Something is terribly wrong, and the connection with the station is interrupted. A small investigation team is sent to the scene, which includes hacker Alex and second agent Sam.

Episode 0 tells about the secret of the station Schrödinger. Not much indulgence, Alex and Sam are separated, and, even worse, Alex suffers from traumatic amnesia, but can still gain access to computer systems and networks, guided by Sam. Oh, there is also a fraudulent AI involved, with an ominous plan to save the world, eradicating the human race with the help of virus code 7. At the end of the prologue, the unpleasant truth about Alex is partially revealed, and the shuttle rescue agents at the Mars research station. In the first episode, Alex is now working with journalist Zoya. And the stakes are raised in a truly sci-fi way of horror when they learn about the Phantom Plague, the mysterious disease that destroys the Mars station team, and Pasitei, the associated medicine for induced hallucination.