Uplink: Hacker Elite

Strategy First released Uplink: Hacker Elite in the year 2003; it's a science fiction simulation game, part of the Uplink series. Uplink: Hacker Elite is NOT abandonware, runs on Windows and can be played in single player mode.

Rating: 3.85

(20 votes)

NOT abandonware (why?)

Genre:

simulation / hacking simulation

system:

Windows

released:

2003

publisher:

Strategy First

developer:

Introversion Software Limited

designers:

Chris Delay, Mark Morris, Thomas Arundel

keywords:

hacking, cyberpunk, science fiction, text-based

Downloads for Uplink: Hacker Elite

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Trouble running this game? Check out the F.A.Q.

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Additional info

Facts, trivia and collector's notes are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. These texts use material from this Wikipedia article.

The game uses several songs originally made in S3M, mod and xm format. The original song files are included on the bonus CD-ROM of the game, a disc that was originally given as a free addition to those who referred the game to others.

A version released in the US was published and distributed by Strategy First under the title Uplink: Hacker Elite. Strategy First ran into financial difficulties, and ceased paying royalties to Introversion shortly before filing for bankruptcy protection, but continued to sell the game in competition with Introversion.

players: single player

input: keyboard, mouse

distribution: cd-rom, download

Abandonware DOS views: 2603

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