massively multiplayer hacking sim
Two teams. One living network. The red team tries to break in. The blue team tries to keep them out. And the system between them — firewalls, intrusion monitors, dead-end traps — starts thinking for itself.
Cooperative intrusion · emergent security AI · faction territory · a CTF campaign · free in your browser
pick a side
There's an affinity quiz if you can't decide — but the network doesn't care which one you are. It just has a budget, a wall, and a grudge.
You come in through the cracks.
You're the reason they can't.
the third player
This isn't a static map with a scoreboard. Security systems are emergent — they watch what the red team does, adapt their rules, and start setting traps of their own. A door you breached last match may be sealed this one. A patch you thought held may be the one that's watching you.
So the question isn't just "can you break in?" It's "what counts as trespassing when the doors think for themselves?"
the lair
Upgrade your hub, spend compute budget, and grow your faction's footprint on the live territory map.
the campaign
A 23-challenge CTF path with real writeups — learn the craft while you learn the net.
what's in the net
Jump into a running match on either side. Not sure which? Take the affinity quiz — it just suggests a start, it doesn't lock you in.
Challenges are seeded from real, sanitized CVE data. The exploit you're chaining today was a real bug.
A 23-challenge path from first scan to full compromise, with writeups. Single-player, at your own pace.
A live map of what each side holds. Push, hold, reclaim. The net remembers who owned what, where.
Build and upgrade your hub. Compute budget is a resource — spend it on tools, defenses, or blind spots you leave in the wall.
The defense layer adapts to your behavior. Every match's net is shaped by everything that came before it.
see it running
No download. No account wall to climb first. Just a net, a wall, and a grudge.
BREACH.MMO is a research project of The Multiverse School. Open source, pay what you can. The net is the same regardless.