For starters, the story and dialogue unfold mostly through dialogue boxes and, besides Hack's grunt when he takes damage, there isn't much in the way of character voices which all adds up to a tale which is hard to get into or really care about.Īlso, the combat can get a little repetitive since you seem to just be fighting the same aliens over and over as you search through the ship.
Yet there are several issues which can detract from the addictiveness of this title. Gaining the ability to equip and use some of the more powerful weapons gives a huge incentive to keep playing and get Hack to higher and higher levels. Then there are bio chips, which are similar to magical rings or necklaces in fantasy RPGs, which give boosts to your abilities or resistances. There are also plenty of weapons for you to choose from, ranging from a simple light bow or club to magnetic guns and ice rays. This all makes for a rather simple and easy to use interface that action RPG fans will be instantly familiar with.Īs you take Hack, the main character, on a one-man rescue operation to save your ship from hordes of aliens there are plenty of areas to explore and creatures to smash providing you hours of playtime, nearly 80-100, which is nice especially considering its low price. It is also really easy to look around the 3-D environments since you can rotate the camera with just a spin of the mouse wheel.
The action is very similar to the original Diablo with all actions being controlled with just a click of the left mouse button.
Space Hack sticks with the classic hack-and-slash formula of most action RPGs and provides at least a decent action experience.
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