Node-Based Coding Meets Action: Experience Hacking in Net.Attack() at gamescom

Gaming Staff • August 20, 2024

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ByteRockers' Games, a German developer and publisher, is introducing its latest game, Net.Attack(), at gamescom 2024. This top-down action roguelite aims to provide a hacker experience without requiring any programming skills. Players can try the game at the Home of Indies Booth (Stand B041) in Hall 10.2.

Net.Attack() features an intuitive node-based coding mechanic that simplifies complex coding concepts into visual components. Players can construct and refine powerful algorithms using a drag-and-drop node system, making coding accessible to everyone, regardless of prior programming knowledge.

The game offers dynamic, fast-paced top-down action with each round testing players' strategic limits. With endless possibilities, every playthrough is unique, requiring players to adapt and optimize their code and attacks. The game features a variety of unlockables, such as new nodes, characters, and more, to enhance attacks and create new combinations of effects.

In addition to Net.Attack(), ByteRockers' Games will showcase Let Them Trade, Solnox – Grimoire of Seasons, Tile Rush, and Beat Slayer at the Home of Indies booth. ByteRockers' Games, founded in 2008, focuses on creating unique games with innovative and creative approaches.

Net.Attack() promises an engaging and accessible hacker experience, combining intuitive coding mechanics with dynamic gameplay and rich content. The game is set to be released on PC via Steam, and visitors to gamescom 2024 can get a first look at the Home of Indies Booth (Stand B041) in Hall 10.2.

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