INTERCEPTOR guides

This hub is the map of every INTERCEPTOR tutorial on the wiki. The demo is short, but it is easy to brick a run by opening the phone at the wrong time, dumping the wrong laptop folder, or treating High Security like the default mode. Start at the top of the list if you have never left the cell. Jump to a specialist page if you already know the first camera.

Recommended order

1. Getting started — what the game is, what it is not, and how to survive the first five minutes.
2. Controls — walk, hide, interact, close the phone, Quick Restart, mobile extras.
3. Hacking — intercept, jam, download, intercom, and why you are not a combat class.
4. Chapter 1: The Cell Block — credentials, shutters, east entrance, snore file, donuts.
5. Undetected / Canonical — badge route without a witness.
6. High Security — tighter cameras, control-center limits, chase pressure.
7. INTERSWEEPER — the multiplayer extra, not a campaign chapter.
8. Badges and easter eggs — Canonical Playthrough I and INTERSWEEPER medals.
9. Faster Cell Block — dirty minutes, not unseen.
10. Chase System Test — extras-tab AI sandbox.
11. Mobile and console — phone toggle, R2 prompts, headphones.

Each of those pages links sideways to the others. If you only open one extra, open hacking tools so you know which device is actually S-tier on a first clear.

What these guides refuse to do

They will not dump every puzzle solution in the first paragraph. INTERCEPTOR is a linear puzzle; Y3550R asked players to avoid spoilers when they can. Walkthroughs still exist because people search “how to beat INTERCEPTOR” after the third laptop fail — but they lead with systems, then with named files.

They also will not pretend the game is currently a live live-ops title. If the Roblox button fails, that is hiatus context, not a missing setting in controls.

Cross-links you will need mid-run

• Names on terminals → NPCs and security forces.
• Mode choice → difficulty tier list.
• Path choice → stealth routes.
• “Is there a code for this door?” → codes (no).
• Chase extra → Chase System Test plus the Cell Block chase notes inside Chapter 1.

Use this hub as the table of contents, not as a second homepage. The beginner guide is the actual on-ramp. Come back here when you want the High Security or INTERSWEEPER branch without scrolling the whole wiki index.

When a Chapter 2 eventually ships, it will get its own walkthrough under this same category instead of bloating Chapter 1. Until then, mastery means a clean Cell Block, a High Security clear, and an INTERSWEEPER board with a friend — all documented below.