Lia: Hacking Destiny

Fight, hack, and survive!

$5.99 · Designed for iPad

2 Ratings
Ages

13+
Years
Category

Action
Developer

Orube Game Studio
Language

EN
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Size

960.5
MB

Be the resistance in a world ruled by machines: fight, hack, and reignite hope. Craft powerful builds in this fast-paced roguelite with lethal weapons and power-ups. Free kittens from the algorithm’s chains and smash the robots’ scheme. Resist spam and prove that no one codes your destiny! • YOUR OWN PLAYSTYLE Set your combat pace by cycling through a colossal arsenal of devastating weapons. Go for a sniper and a katana for deadly precision… or embrace chaos with a bazooka in hand. Unlock dozens of power-ups, craft unique builds, and mix and match for endless possibilities until the robots are nothing but scrap metal. • TAKE DOWN BRUTAL ROBOTS Raid distinct industrial facilities, each with enemies and bosses that grow increasingly challenging and… unique. An overprotective robot mom who mistakes love for mass destruction? We’ve got it. A Segway-riding robot trying to play mall cop? Also, yes. A ravenous robotic dinosaur in a post-apocalyptic zoo? Absolutely. Think you’ve got what it takes to crush these tin cans? • FREE THE CAGED CATS Stop the robots from monetizing hypnotic cat videos. Free the fluffballs from the algorithm’s chains and earn the lifelong loyalty of an entire feline army. • STOP THE SPAM! Uncover the secrets of a robot society where work shifts are endless and ads have no limits. Outsmart an absurdly strict CAPTCHA system and prove you’re smarter than AI. Fight to keep Earth from being overrun by all that spam!

Ratings & Reviews

5.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Lia
Jan 6

syntheticvoid
I wasn’t really expecting much when I saw this on AppRaven, but then I saw the developer’s other games, and I absolutely adored Mombo Combo, and it had super tight controls, so I figured they knew what they were doing. And it was a good guess, because they very clearly know how to make tight controls on a touch screen. Even more-so with a controller, I’m sure (just another guess, as my Bluetooth controller went kaput a few weeks ago). Anyway, stay tracking, tons of weapons, and an addictive gameplay loop all without extra IAP?? Easy recommendation. If you’re a fan of rogue-likes and want something that offers a challenge but isn’t as challenging as say… Dead Cells… you’d be doing yourself a favor picking this one up. Especially if you’re a fan of cyberpunk or sci-fi, as then the story will be an added bonus you can get invested in. Thank you to the devs for making sure this was ported by a competent company (or if the publishers are the devs, freakin great job with the controls and frame rate!! You guys rawk!!).
Lia
Jan 6

syntheticvoid

I wasn’t really expecting much when I saw this on AppRaven, but then I saw the developer’s other games, and I absolutely adored Mombo Combo, and it had super tight controls, so I figured they knew what they were doing. And it was a good guess, because they very clearly know how to make tight controls on a touch screen. Even more-so with a controller, I’m sure (just another guess, as my Bluetooth controller went kaput a few weeks ago). Anyway, stay tracking, tons of weapons, and an addictive gameplay loop all without extra IAP?? Easy recommendation. If you’re a fan of rogue-likes and want something that offers a challenge but isn’t as challenging as say… Dead Cells… you’d be doing yourself a favor picking this one up. Especially if you’re a fan of cyberpunk or sci-fi, as then the story will be an added bonus you can get invested in. Thank you to the devs for making sure this was ported by a competent company (or if the publishers are the devs, freakin great job with the controls and frame rate!! You guys rawk!!).