Data Breach

About Data Breach

Data Breach is a fun game to relieve stress and create havoc. Where you can freely fly around the simulation world. Data Breach is a combination of fast-paced, reflexive control mechanisms, and humorous technological art style.

As a virus, you must avoid traps and overcome barriers

Players take on the role of a computer virus trying to infiltrate the system, overcoming a series of virtual security walls such as virus scanners, firewalls, and secure folders, to steal information.

• Press the Space Bar or left mouse button (on computers) or tap the screen (on mobile devices) to jump.
• Avoid scanners - dangerous obstacles representing anti-virus software and security tools.
• Objective: Move as far as possible, collect as much data as possible, and do not get detected.

Key Features

Vivid OS Simulation with Lively Digital Elements

Unlike games inspired by Flappy Bird or Jetpack Joyride, Data Breach creates an environment that closely resembles an operating system interface

• Obstacles are designed as file systems, firewall blocks, and disk scanners.
• Colors change with each level, simulating different “areas” in the computer – from the desktop, C:\ drive to the virtual BIOS.
• Moving and animated backgrounds create the feeling of being in a “running software world”.

Expanded update system

• V1: Basic version, focusing on the main gameplay – avoiding scanners and flying away.
• V2 (in development): Adds firewalls, junk folders, hidden files containing malware, and mobile firewall scanning layers.
• Obstacles are not just for avoiding – some interactions will trigger warning animations, creating visual distractions that players need to learn to overcome.

Cross-platform interface

• Simple controls are designed to be extremely smooth on both platforms.
• Controls such as pause, resume volume are integrated directly into the game interface.
• The game works well even on old phone browsers – lightly optimized without losing the visual appeal.

Tactics and tips

• Focus intensely in the first 30–45 seconds: This is when the pace increases the fastest and the system starts inserting many unexpected scanners.
• Practice your “rhythm” skills: It’s not good to just click continuously – each jump should be calculated to create a stable distance between obstacles.
• Don’t be fooled by background animations: Some transition effects are just for distraction – keep your eyes firmly on the center.

Conclusion

In the serious IT class, Data Breach gives you the opportunity to do things you normally wouldn’t dare to do – break the system, bypass controls, and laugh at dry rules. You are not a hero, nor a villain – you are just a little virus that wants freedom.