Planned Release Date: Jul 31, 2026

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This is an adult work of fiction containing sexual content. It includes uncensored, explicit adult scenes depicting genitals and sexual acts (illustrated / anime style). The story deals with heavy themes including voyeurism, hidden filming, infidelity, blackmail, seduction, sexual exploitation, stalking, and organized crime, and includes a reference to one character's past suicide. Every character depicted in sexual content is an adult. It is entirely fictional and unrelated to any real person or organization. The hacking is dramatized for education and entertainment and does not endorse real-world unauthorized access.

About This Game

Every job was the same: expose someone's secret.

You are a hacker who takes jobs from the shadows. Behind a fake desktop lies the full chain of a real intrusion, recreated step by step. Comb their social media, read the patterns in their passwords, slip through the gap in their guard — and the more you play, the more real security knowledge you walk away with.

■ Solve real hacking, one technique at a time

Every job begins with reconnaissance (OSINT). A target's posts, the EXIF buried in a photo, one careless sentence. Turn the clues into a password guess, then escalate through real attacks — dictionary attacks, defeating two-factor auth, SIM swaps, phishing, Evil Twin APs, remote control. Every contract ends with a briefing: why it broke, and how it should have been defended.

■ 21 contracts, each hiding a secret

An affair investigation, a leaked hidden recording, a marriage scammer, a whistleblower, a stalker — every job has a secret to expose. The target and the defenses change each time, so the same trick never works twice. Solve them and your reputation rises, pulling in more dangerous, better-paid work — until you finally come face to face with the real reason you started all this.

■ Move quietly — the Trace meter

Act loud and you leave traces; the defenders start hunting. Trigger a trace-back and your only option is to burn the line and run. The quieter you finish, the fuller your payout. You don't buy your attack tools — you learn them by typing out the code yourself at the Payload Forge. The best hackers write their own tools.

■ Past the truth, a reward

Seduce them, or seize the leverage with a backdoor. The intimate scene with a target you've fully cracked plays out as a visual novel you can revisit any time. Every piece of "evidence footage" you seize is kept in your Evidence Locker.

■ Features

• A full hacking experience — OSINT to intrusion to remote control — built on real-world tradecraft

• A single-path story campaign spanning all 21 cases

• Stealth via a Trace meter; learn your techniques by typing at the Payload Forge

• Source attack gear on the dark web (but a deal too good to be true hides a trap)

• Learn security as you play, with the HackPedia glossary and a defense briefing after every job

• Explicit adult reward scenes presented in visual-novel format

• 8 languages (Japanese / English / Korean / Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / Spanish / Portuguese / Russian)

This is a work of fiction. All characters and organizations are fictional, and every character depicted in sexual content is an adult. The hacking in this game is dramatized for education and entertainment and does not endorse real-world unauthorized access.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The visual assets (character art, CG, and videos), background music, and sound effects in this game were created using generative AI tools and then edited and adjusted by the developer before being included in the game. All AI-assisted assets were produced during development. The game itself does not use generative AI during play and does not connect to any external AI service or server while you play.