Welcome to Netbreak, a horror-puzzle experience. When a mysterious USB drive arrives on your desk, your curiosity drags you into a nightmare. Piece together clues, watch forbidden videos, and take down an underground SNUFF marketplace, that allows you to see interactive torture and murder.
Well, I beat this “masterpiece” 100%. Took me 10 hours — 5 of which I spent commuting to uni for some paperwork, and I just didn’t want to turn the game off because that would mean another damn phone call with Mark. Another 3 hours went into a second playthrough because my RNG on hashes was complete ass, plus I was watching YouTube on the side, so I...
If you're REALLY craving something similar to WTTG 2 and other reflect studios then sure, go for it! But this game has very few things you could point out as being unique from those games. I don't mind some of the copied core mechanics like "observation duty" cams, looking at screwed up websites for things, hacks, ect. It's more so at it's core, what...
