I've created this project for the LuckyWheel Hackaton. At time of the deadline (2020-11-22 12:00) it is pretty undone. Criterias to met:
- Browser PWA
- Use of File System API in a meaningful way
- Use of IndexedDB API in a meaningful way
- Use of Service Workers API in a meaningful way
The core concept of this game with the urge to use every listed API was an Angular based game where the player has to
- "hack" their way into various Evil Corporations (got the idea from Mr. Robot)
- steal every data they could (basically just download files generated from their key strokes)
- "compromise" the sites by uploading only files matching criterias (randomly selected by the app based on file name or content)
- all level would get a given timeframe which could be extended in the Lab by uploading files matching random rules (e.g.: .jpg image with filesize more than 1Mb, but less than 2Mb)
- In case of an unsuccessful action (both hacking or compromising) the game should be ended
- In case all corporation hacked the score and time would be saved
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 10.2.0.
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