iOS & Android · action / strategy

Hack the machines.
Turn robots against robots.

Every enemy runs on 2–3 visible behaviour chips — who it targets, how it moves, how it fires. Reach in, pull a chip out mid-fight, and drop it into another enemy. Or steal it for yourself. Your own gun is weak on purpose: the best players win with the enemy's logic, not their own bullets.

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Free to play · optional Pro subscription · no hard paywall
Chipjack gameplay: a hacked turret is now fighting its own drones, banner reads 'They're fighting each other.'
Actual gameplay — the turret you hacked now hunts its own drones.
In the field

Every screenshot below is the real game.

A heist room mid-fight: drones, a turret and a kamikaze unit around the player's shell
Read the chips, plan the hack.
A boss vault room with a hexagon core unit guarded by turrets and drones on a glowing green containment field
Core Vault bosses guard whole new chip categories.
The hub screen: Vault total, rank progress, and the Helix Bank heist circuit
Climb the rank ladder, one heist at a time.
The chip library: decompiled TARGET chips shown as glowing sigils, locked categories greyed out
Decompile every chip you steal. Build your loadout.
The loop

Smart play out-earns grinding.

Read the chips

TARGET, MOVE, FIRE and TRAIT chips sit on every unit in plain sight — colour, ring shape and glyph, triple-coded so nothing hides behind a single hue.

Hack in slow-mo

Drag a chip out and time drops to 20% while your Focus bar drains — enough to think, never enough to stall forever.

Chase the clean hack

Clear the room, take no damage, beat the shot target set by the room itself — three stars, one shell, your own logic against theirs.

Free to play. No hard paywall.

Optional Pro subscription (2× rewards, ad-free continues) never gates a heist or a leaderboard.

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