868-BACK is a cyberpunk roguelike about digital resistance in a world where corporations have long since turned information into the primary source of power. The main network has been lost, and megacorporations control the data of millions of people, using it as a tool of influence and control. While most have resigned themselves to this state of affairs, you still have the chance to strike back. Server by server, system by system — the path to the main node begins with small hacks and gradually escalates into a full-scale war against the digital giants. Code against corporations Data is more valuable than money here. It's precisely this that must be hunted during forays into corporate systems, because without resources, it's impossible to develop one's own capabilities and use more sophisticated hacking tools. The deeper one penetrates the networks of megacorporations, the more useful programs become available to the player. Many of these programs were originally created to protect the interests of the corporations, but nothing prevents them from turning their capabilities against their former owners. Corporate security systems become more dangerous with each new attack. Mistakes quickly lead to network disconnection, and too many failures force a fresh start. To reach the Mainnet, one must constantly search for new program combinations, adapt to changing conditions, and exploit opportunities discovered during the current run. Each attempt uncovers new methods of combat, gradually turning a lone hacker into a serious threat to those accustomed to considering themselves untouchable. Features of the game A cyberpunk roguelike about the fight against powerful megacorporations. Hacking corporate systems for data and useful programs. Constantly developing a set of digital skills with each new run. The high cost of mistakes and the need to start over after failure.