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CHAQS

76% positive of 50 Steam reviews

Released: 2022
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by nomorevalid.

About the game

CHAQS is an instructive CTF (Capture The Flag) game that performs the basic functions of an operating system. While it meets your expectations from an operating system to a certain extent with the applications it contains, CHAQS progresses in the direction of more challenges in terms of gameplay.

Tagged by players

Programming
Hacking
Typing
Cyberpunk
Detective
Gaming
Investigation
Realistic
Logic
Simulation
Atmospheric
Sci-fi

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Mostly Positive

What players say

Not recommended
The creator is toxic and has several issues. Was improperly banned from the steam discussions about this game and then followed by a rude and cynical comment from one of the developers for simply politely asking a question. The game has some promise, but other games like Sylvarcon are BY FAR better. Sylvarcon actually uses a full VM and Kali linux distro in the game to learn and use. This one uses fake commands, is…
5.9 h played when written. 128 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
Good concept, one of the best hacking games I've tried. The problem is that it switches key names between actual real world commands and in-game commands, making it confusing if you already have a bit of knowledge about hacking, cyber security concepts, network protocols, and for those who don't, it will be very confusing.
5.1 h played when written. 34 found it helpful.
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