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DataJack OST (2022)

DataJack is a sci-fi thriller game about the arrival of an extraterrestrial master race of human-machine hybrids and you, the pilot of an experimental drone as the world ends. Create your own, unique drone and weapon combinations with the help of modular parts, unlocking new attacks in the form of tactics, bonuses, skills, weapons and drones. Start a new game with a unique new drone at the end of the story and save yourself.
FEATURES:
– A total of 200+ actions in 35 campaigns.
– A massive amount of drone and weapon combinations.
– A unique sci-fi narrative with lots of secrets.
– Custom drones and parts.
– Lots of secrets in the game.
– Drones and weapons to unlock, such as fusion blasts, adrenaline shots and heat rays.
– Tutorial, bonuses, hints and secrets.
– Create your own battle plan, and make your own endings.

Game Features:
Pilot story driven drones and struggle for your life.
The story takes place in a futuristic world.
Play a hero, a bad guy or both.
An alien race created man androids and are about to invade earth.
The world is about to end.
Play 50+ drone campaigns.
Build your own drones and parts.
Buy weapons and items.
Collect and equip your drones and parts to match your playstyle.
A total of 15+ bonuses and skill trees.

Special Features:
The game features single-player mode, a tutorial and a 2-4 player co-op.
A comprehensive single-player tutorial teaches you how to pilot the main characters.
Drones and weapon combinations are unlocked by playing through the campaign.
The campaign ends with a final boss to challenge you to complete the game.
2-4 player co-op. Two/four players play as the human/alien androids. The story also flows differently depending on the player’s decisions.
Customization and unlocks of the main character drone.
Unlock all of the vehicles, drones, weaponry and parts for a new end-game.
DataJack OST is licensed to your Steam account after purchase. It will be displayed in-game and added to the library automatically.

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Custom Sound

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Requests:

Check out our Requests page for information on ways you can help us in making the DataJack soundtrack. You can also leave feedback on what you would like to hear in the soundtrack on the forum and on Steam.

—– Translations —–

? Afrikaans ?

Here is the Afrikaans translation by @Alcisto for his DataJack-Fan Page:

Shall we be correct, that in the late 80’s DataJack were really big on the black market. And the all-male trio of Wallace, Jack and Bradley met their untimely end, but probably that was not the case. Telling with the ‘Slayer-Soundtrack’ no surprise that Jack would have had a lot of black metal blood on his hands. It would be an injustice that for no-one to hear the work of the late DataJack. At that time the Afrikaans rock scene did not boast much, so it was either a Punk, Industrial or even more ambient Music that was served to its fans. But it was the latter, namely the experimental music scene, that took the initiative. Slowly, but surely the african rock scene took notice of it. In the early 80’s the band Belltortoise was one of the pioneers. The product was a very creative approach with a far-out music. Even though the african rock scene was very small, the music attracted lots of attention. The african rock scene also started to change their style. They were developing themselves, creating a style of their own, more focussing on the sound and less on the political lyrics. They were also searching for new instruments. Mostly these new instruments were electronic instruments. Bandmembers would replace their instruments when the following style started to be played: with an Electronic synth instead of guitars, they’d play a Farfisa or a Roland JP-8000 instead of a guitar or a drum kit, they added sequencers and analog synthesisers. Nowadays it is probably much harder for a band to introduce such instruments into their music, since the recording quality and the equipment are much better and so many bands are already playing. In the 90’s the next group to adopt the electronica style was the band Katastrophe. The songs were very experimental, from loud and fast like Zodiac Mindwarp to softer, melancholic one like ‘Rose Tattoo’. Sometimes they would create

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