Uplink 1.0.0

Uplink is a hacking simulation game developed by Introversion Software that puts the player in the role of a hacker for hire.

In Uplink, you will be given various hacking jobs to complete, such as stealing data, erasing records, or creating fake identities. You'll need to upgrade your equipment and software, as well as cover up your tracks to avoid getting caught by law enforcement.

While Uplink definitely takes some liberties with its portrayal of hacking (such as the ability to hack into just about any system with a few clicks), it does strive to give a reasonably accurate representation of the field.

Uplink was originally released for Windows and Mac in 2001, but has since been ported to a variety of platforms, including Linux, iOS, and Android.

No, Uplink is a singleplayer game. However, there are various mods and third-party tools that allow for multiplayer functionality.

Uplink is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB. However, it's worth noting that the game does deal with mature themes such as cybercrime and espionage.

Uplink does not have a traditional storyline per se, but there is an overarching plot that unfolds as you progress through the game. Additionally, there are various subplots and hidden missions to uncover.

Yes, Uplink has a dedicated modding community that has created everything from new missions to complete overhauls of the game's graphics and mechanics.

While Uplink does not have any direct sequels or spinoffs, Introversion Software has created several other games that are thematically similar, such as Darwinia and DEFCON.

No, Uplink has not received any major updates or patches since its release in 2001. However, the game is still widely played and has an active modding community.