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Games Like Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure
Aug 31, 2020·91% positive·
How far would you go to save your daughter? As an infamous hacker-for-hire you have the skills to steal almost any secret. But when your daughter is taken, will you be able to use these skills to uncover a dark conspiracy that goes further than you could ever imagine?
Best games like Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure
The best games like Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure are Hacknet, Song of Farca, Keyword: A Spider's Thread, Cyber Manhunt, and Anonymous Hacker Simulator. GAMESLIKE ranks these alternatives using shared gameplay metadata, Steam review sentiment, and similarity signals. Evidence includes 91% positive across 219 Steam reviews, Steam genre and tag overlap across Casual, Indie, Adventure, platform support for Windows, and $9.99 pricing signal.
- Hacknet - Hacknet is closely similar to Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure because both are Indie and Simulation games, and share gameplay elements like Adventure, and fit the same co-op story and systems/automation/colony and narrative choice intent.
- Song of Farca - Song of Farca is closely similar to Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure because both are Indie and Adventure and Simulation games, and fit the same co-op story and systems/automation/colony and narrative choice intent.
- Keyword: A Spider's Thread - Keyword: A Spider's Thread is closely similar to Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure because both are Indie games, and share gameplay elements like Adventure, Detective, Indie, and fit the same co-op story and narrative choice intent.
- Cyber Manhunt - Cyber Manhunt is closely similar to Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure because both are Indie and Simulation games, and share gameplay elements like Detective, and fit the same co-op story and systems/automation/colony and narrative choice intent.
- Anonymous Hacker Simulator - Anonymous Hacker Simulator is closely similar to Greyhat - A Digital Detective Adventure because both are Indie and Simulation games, and share gameplay elements like Detective, Indie, Hacking, and fit the same systems/automation/colony intent.
About Greyhat - A Digital Detective AdventureShow moreShow less
In GREYHAT, you play as yourself, an infamous hacker-for-hire with skills and abilities that allow you to infiltrate any computer. One day, you complete a job only to discover that you have crossed some very powerful people, and in their revenge your daughter is taken. To right this wrong you must hack into other people's computers, look through their files, read their emails, mess with their software, and find clues that may lead you closer to bringing your daughter home.
In GREYHAT, you will:
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Steal from a pharmaceutical giant incriminating Test Reports that show their product to be unsafe
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Hack into air traffic control to help land multiple planes flying blind due to an AI glitch
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Stop an aggressive rogue nation from launching a nuke by accessing their submarine's computer systems
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Help leak a secret list containing the name of every single member of a controversial Neo-Nazi organization
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Bring justice to a murdered woman by identifying the killer in a case left cold by police inaction
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And many, many more!
Game Features:
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A gripping techno-thriller story about love, loss, and the lengths a parent would go to for their child
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Learn to think, act, and react like a hacker
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Choose how you respond in text chats with allies and foes alike, each with their own personality and agenda
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A wide variety of mind-racking levels, each with their own unique setting, puzzles, clues, twists and mini-games
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Read text logs, emails, journal notes and browsing histories that reveal the true nature of your targets behind the public mask they wear
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Clues, passwords, and solutions are randomized. Every play through is different!
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GREYHAT aims to immerse you in its world. Play as yourself, with your own name, gender and hacker alias
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Collectibles in the form of side-stories, poems, wallpapers, and cryptocurrency can be found in each level
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An estimated playtime of 10-15 hours, depending on how good a detective you are
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