This immersive game put the player in the role of a 'Hacker,' a cyberpunk for hire breaking into a variety of systems for nefarious purposes.
It was published by Strategy First and developed by Introversion. ...
This page was last updated on September 2nd, 2008
This page was last updated on September 2nd, 2008
Uplink-Hacker Elite (from Business)
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GameSpy
[68/100] Review by Allen Rausch. "An incredibly original game with an awful save scheme and limited appeal."
U.H.S. - Uplink Hacking Society
Offers screenshots, FAQs, files, and game information.
Introversion Software - Uplink
A single-player game where you pretend to be a hacker. Includes news, screenshots, and forums.
Gamer's Hell: Uplink Hacker Elite (PC)
[7/10] "The gameplay is really the strong point of the game, and while it might not last on your hard drive for longer than a week or two, it will still keep you hooked to your monitor until early morning for the time that it'll be there."
GameSpy: Uplink
Review of the independently developed game that would become Uplink: Hacker Elite. Reviewer: Mark Brooks. Score: 73/100
Uplink Agentry Clan
Offers information, links, and downloads.
Elited - Uplink Hacker Elite PC Review
By Caroline Roberts. "The jobs may sound pretty easy to finish, but as you progress you will need to work quickly and have top notch equipment or else you will be caught."
GameZone.com - Uplink: Hacker Elite
Offers news, links to articles and reviews.
Introversion: Uplink
Official site. Offers background, news, FAQ, screen shots, downloadable patches and discussion forums.
worthplaying: Review
[7.6/10] "[It] does a lot of things right in recreating the hacker experience but as any warm-blooded hacker, cracker, or phreaker will tell you: a fundamental aspect of hacking revolves around the act of social engineering."
GameSpot
Includes cheat codes, review, downloads, screen shots, and news.
Gameworld: Uplink: Hacker Elite Review
[70%] By Marc Read. "Uplink suffers from an inner conflict. The immersive game-world draws you in, but the repetition makes long sessions of playing feel like a chore."
[68/100] Review by Allen Rausch. "An incredibly original game with an awful save scheme and limited appeal."
Offers screenshots, FAQs, files, and game information.
A single-player game where you pretend to be a hacker. Includes news, screenshots, and forums.
[7/10] "The gameplay is really the strong point of the game, and while it might not last on your hard drive for longer than a week or two, it will still keep you hooked to your monitor until early morning for the time that it'll be there."
Review of the independently developed game that would become Uplink: Hacker Elite. Reviewer: Mark Brooks. Score: 73/100
Offers information, links, and downloads.
By Caroline Roberts. "The jobs may sound pretty easy to finish, but as you progress you will need to work quickly and have top notch equipment or else you will be caught."
Offers news, links to articles and reviews.
Official site. Offers background, news, FAQ, screen shots, downloadable patches and discussion forums.
[7.6/10] "[It] does a lot of things right in recreating the hacker experience but as any warm-blooded hacker, cracker, or phreaker will tell you: a fundamental aspect of hacking revolves around the act of social engineering."
Includes cheat codes, review, downloads, screen shots, and news.
[70%] By Marc Read. "Uplink suffers from an inner conflict. The immersive game-world draws you in, but the repetition makes long sessions of playing feel like a chore."
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