Cyber Manhunt plays out like the found-phone mystery genre where you have to look for something in a layout that is similar to the devices we're using just to solve the mystery at hand. The game starts off with an animated intro of sorts that really sets you in the theme. As a hacker extraordinaire, you are tasked by your employer to look into cases through unconventional and possibly unethical means.

Cyber Manhunt is a mystery and hacking simulation game with a story-oriented focus and a puzzle-centric gameplay. 🟩Pros +Accurate but streamlined hacking mechanics +Engaging narrative that compels you to investigate and play +Immersive websites and pages that closely resemble their real-life counterparts 🟥Cons -The game is linear, only gives you an illusion of choice. -Gameplay wise, it's not really that deep

Cyber Manhunt is a PC hacking-themed game that has recently made its way onto the Android platform, offering players an immersive experience as they step into the shoes of a skilled hacker, recently hired by a corporation. I was able to test a trial version of the game, and play the prologue plus the first mission. The main gameplay is set in the OS of the computer itself: opening applications, and browsing around the simulated internet of the game. At its core, Cyber Manhunt provides players with a range of hacking-related activities to undertake. Starting with web searches and browsing to collect basic information about targets, players can then utilize a comprehensive database to gain deeper insights about persons of interest.