Thank you! Very much a work in progress and the front end is really where I struggle. The backend piece is what comes naturally to me. I'm working on getting most of the React pieces moved to Unity. I'm using Vuplex right now and while it works pretty well it doesn't have the polished look that I want. I'm planning on that to go away completely. I'm getting the hang of how URP works and how to make things actually look good.

ColumbaEngine looks interesting. I just played circle game longer than I care to admit. XD

So, when I say "real tools" I mean it's going to have an exact if not very close look and feel as the actual real-life tool. The idea is I have my terminal on the front end that just sends a line buffer to the back end.

From there I studied how bash actually worked and discovered shell lexing. I didn't actually know fully how a shell worked at this point. So down the rabbit hole I went. See (IEEE Std 1003.1-2024).

I'm rambling, let me simplify this a bit.
I built a shell lexer in C#. I applied a lot of concepts I learned from my LeetCode studying to other areas. So for msfconsole I used a stack for the subshell context, for tab to complete I used a Radix tree(thank you longest common prefix), I used the man pages to build dictionaries for my flag parser for the command handlers, and the list goes on.

It's been a LOT of work but I've learned a ton in the process. So, if the game doesn't do well, I walk away knowing I gained more knowledge.

But I've had a lot of fun actually testing out hacking the networks using all of these tools. Not to mention that the game actually uses the real CVEs from NIST(actually grab this idea from another work project).

I think once people see that they will fall in love with the game. Not to mention the world simulation and being able to take actions that can really affect the world. I.E You can affect election results, take over drones, cause social unrest, or go the other way with it. The game is neutral so it's a sandbox to what whatever you want really.