Hackz 2

I recently had the opportunity to test out Hackz 2, an exciting CLI hacking game that is perfect for Linux users. The game's premise is quite simple: the player types in commands to hack into various computers and earns money in the process. With this money, players can then purchase better hardware and software to help them progress through levels.

One of the standout features of Hackz 2 is the ability to borrow money from the bank. This is a great way to ensure that players always have the resources they need to tackle challenging levels. Additionally, it's possible to buy weapons and guns to defend oneself from attacks.

The game starts at level 1, and players must gain XP to progress to higher levels. This provides a great sense of progression and makes it easy to stay engaged with the game for longer periods of time.

Overall, I found Hackz 2 to be a highly enjoyable game that is well worth checking out for anyone who loves puzzle games or hacking. If you're interested in trying it out for yourself, simply compile it with "./compile" and start with "mono Hackz2.exe". The only requirement is Mono, making it an incredibly accessible option for Linux users. And, with more features promised in the future, the game is sure to continue to impress.