quietd is a no-input game you simply watch. A terminal hacks on its own across all 50 stages while you idle by. No commands, no clicks, no win, no score, no game over. Just chill, ambient cyberpunk: silent monospace text drifting in a corner of your desktop. Glance over and let it run.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >The hacking runs itself. You just watch.</h2>quietd is a «watch-only» game where hacking unfolds automatically in a terminal and clears itself to the very end while you do nothing but let it run. You operate nothing. A dark room, a single terminal. All there is is total silence and time, as monospaced characters stream by without a single hand to guide them — and you simply witness it.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Leave it running, and all 50 stages clear themselves</h2>Launch it, and after that just leave it be. Stare at it intently, or let it run in the corner of your eye while you do something else — either is fine. The main campaign progresses automatically from start to finish, conquering all 50 stages on its own. <ul class="bb_ul"><li>Every stage cleared, hands-off. From a home router to corporate networks and on to the deepest core of critical infrastructure — the intrusion advances step by step, even when you do nothing. </li><li>No operation, no commands to type. The hacker on the screen (someone who isn't you) calmly works away at the keyboard. You can watch whenever, and look away whenever. </li><li>No win or loss, no score, no game over. Never rushed, never blamed for failing, just quietly moving forward. It's time freed from the pressure of «getting clears done».</li></ul> This isn't a lack of substance — it's the very heart of what this game is after. Like watching a video of a crackling fire, like surrendering to the sound of rain, you settle by watching the code flow by. Like softly putting on some background music, you let it run in a corner of your desktop, glance over now and then, and return to work or to the night — it's a contemplative ambient experience made for exactly that.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Skill shows in the «touch» of the hands</h2>Chill is a matter of tempo and quiet — it doesn't mean the content is empty. The output streaming across the terminal — the results of commands like ls, ps, and ifconfig — scrolls by line after line with the texture of a real machine. An immersion like peering at the screen over a real hacker's shoulder. Without diluting that, we've shaped it into a «settling» experience through tempo and silence. And the hacker on the screen gradually gets better. Early on there are long pauses, as if searching for the keys; the typing is slow, and roundabout methods trip them up. Before long the pauses vanish, the typing is fast, the methods are refined, striking weak points in a single blow. Not through numbers — the very touch of the hands on screen tells the story of growth. The more stages stack up, the more quietly that craft is honed — a single night's quiet improvement. * Everything displayed is fictional.<h2 class="bb_tag" >A desktop companion</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Window transparency (6 levels), always-on-top, fullscreen, and frame toggling. For your second monitor while you work, or a companion in the dead of night. </li><li>Duplicate as many windows as you like — progress is shared across all of them, while the look stays independent per window. </li><li>8 color themes, 3 display sizes, and 5 line-count settings. </li><li>Total silence: no background music, no sound effects. Just characters, on purpose. Silence itself is the production.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Slash commands</h2>A set of commands you can type straight into the terminal — a text UI that uses no popups. Use them to change settings or display information. <ul class="bb_ul"><li>/status — Show status </li><li>/mode — Toggle learning mode ON/OFF </li><li>/achievements — Show the achievement list </li><li>/config — Change settings </li><li>/help — Show the command list </li><li>/exit — Quit the game</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >A little extra: care to touch?</h2>Watching is the default. But if the mood strikes, you're welcome to type something into the flowing screen. A command might go through — or it might not. A modest bit of playfulness, a chance to quietly peek into a fictional machine.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Who this is for</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Those who want something quietly moving in a corner of the screen alongside work or reading </li><li>Those who want time just to watch, freed from goals and the pressure to clear </li><li>Those who love the dark terminal aesthetic of cyberpunk</li></ul> And — it isn't for those looking for a «game you play yourself». There's no strategy here, no test of your skill, no victory to seize. For those who know that, and still want to watch a quietly flowing night.<h2 class="bb_tag" >What's included</h2><ul class="bb_ul"><li>Single-player </li><li>17 Steam achievements (5 of them hidden) </li><li>Steam Cloud support </li><li>Multilingual UI (11 languages)</li></ul> Dim the lights, and just leave it running. quietd doesn't need your hands. Just watch a single line that keeps running, quietly.

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