1. "Uplink" (Windows/Mac/Linux)
The grand daddy of hacking games "Uplink," which was released in 2001 by Introversion Software, retains a devoted fanbase and active modding community. While it's not without its flaws -- it's wildly unrealistic, frequently difficult and, unlike most games on our list, costs $15 for the full version -- it's also so immersive that you won't care.
2. "The Hacker" (browser)
"The Hacker," from independent developer DPFlashes, is shooting for the same vibe as "Uplink" and "Codelink," though it's a lot simpler and nowhere near as long. It's still fine for a quick playthrough, however.
3. "Hacker vs. Hacker" (browser)
We were all set to dismiss this one as a simple "Plants vs. Zombies" clone. While the gameplay is still, um, highly reminiscent of the Popcap classic, the head-to-head twist makes it surprisingly addictive.
4. "NetworKing" (browser)
That's right! NASA's "NetworKing" is NOT a hacker game. Rather, it's a simple, elegant simulation of putting together a network capable of handling traffic from scads of satellites. Admins with an interest in networks beyond the surly bonds of Earth are going to love this one.
5. "Hack Wars" (browser)
Feel competitive? "Hack Wars" might be the game for you. With the ability to actually script your own programs in a C-esque language -- and then sell them to other players -- this multiplayer title could prove highly challenging.
6. "SlaveHack" (browser)
"SlaveHack" is reminiscent of "Hack Wars," in that players hack each other in order to make money from selling software illegally, sending spam and destroying competitors. Beware an outsized learning curve and an impatient player base.
7. "Computer Hacker" (browser)
This low-fi entry, nevertheless, provides a slightly more complex challenge than "The Hacker," while still being simple enough for non-techies to grasp quickly.
8. "Hacker Typer" (browser)
While this isn't a hacker game either, we felt it was important to include "Hacker Typer" for its send-up of the Hollywood convention of what hacking actually looks like. Simply mash keys randomly to make it look like you're doing something incredibly complicated!
Courtesy:Network World
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