s.p.l.i.t is a premium simulation PC game by developer Mike Klubnika that features psychological horror elements and computer hacking sim mechanics. In it, players will embark on a deep and disturbing coding dive as they attempt to hack and gain access to a mysterious superstructure. 

Code fiction 

In a code line, s.p.l.i.t is a story-driven and interactive psychological horror experience wherein you play as a hacker trying to gain root access to a mysterious superstructure by instigating a malware attack. The interesting bit of the gameplay is that you will employ real-life terminal commands to execute specific actions. 

Enter an IRC chat and interact with fellow hackers to gather intel on the structure that can help you plan for your cyberattack. There will be various programming puzzles along the way to put your coding skills to the test. Now, given the nature of this game, a fair bit of programming knowledge is required to enjoy it and get anywhere at all. 

Execute Heisenbug 

From the get-go, s.p.l.i.t is a game that is meant for a specific crowd and type of gamer. If you know your way around code, this is quite a unique and special experience that you should check out. It’s familiar, engaging, and thought-provoking. Dive right in and get to coding.