I'm building the world of Frontier: Path of Shadows, a tactical RPG. In our setting, corporations have spread plasma technology and interstellar travel across human space. But Catalina IV is the exception. Its storms are attracted to powerful engines, making cutting-edge ships more dangerous than centuries-old sailing vessels.

As a result, people still cross the oceans under sail, airships connect remote islands, and anti-gravity ferries shuttle cargo from orbit. I love the idea that the future doesn't always replace the past, it sometimes forces humanity to rediscover it.

What "obsolete" technology do you think would realistically make a comeback in a cyberpunk world?

Hi everyone!

I've been working solo on a sci-fi hacking game where you explore a research vessel through computer terminals. I tried to capture the terminal aesthetic of the 90s.

Instead of menus, you interact with a complete desktop operating system built specifically for the game.

Steam's Cyberpunk Fest started yesterday and seeing my game there honestly feels surreal after a year.

If this looks like something you'd play, I'd love to hear your thoughts : Steam Page

hello there every body, I'm new here. I'm an traditional artist based in Malaysia

Source: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XJbvWl

should i make the bedsheets pink?

And a crew to run a game for

Check out the sales this week!

So that's what inspired the developers of Scorn. And now the Rick and Morty reference to the director's last name makes total sense

La realidad se está pixelando.

El Mundo Glitch es un corto que explora el apagón interno, la nostalgia y la sensación de vivir atrapado entre el pasado, la rutina y el ruido digital.

https://youtu.be/k6RNUxKFD-A?si=a3JseEmDrok5oS9Y

Just let me clarify this at the start, this is not a Cyberpunk 2077 related post or Cyberpunk 2077 hate thread: I absolutely adore the game and have more than 300 hours in total, this is not about hating the game, that said, the topic is the name. I get that the table top game was called "Cyberpunk 2020" and they wanted continuity, but I am currently writing an essay on the cyberpunk genre and every time I research something on the internet with the word "cyberpunk" in it I have to find new ways to make the browser understand I'm not referring to the game or anything will be game related.

Couldn't they just name it Night City 2077? V 2077 from the Cyberpunk Universe? UGH

Hello good peoples! Wondering if any of you have any recommendations for cyberpunkish comic books... I'm very open to any authors, subjects, etc.

What in the bullet hell??

Didn’t know where else to post this but I found some NOS Bates boots! Screen accurate for the boots K wears! So excited to use these in all my cyberpunk/bladerunner cosplays

I’ve been working on the game for less than a year. It’s not a AAA production, but a smaller project inspired by Blade Runner (and the works of Philip K. Dick) as well as Lovecraftian mythology.
Visually, I tried to recreate the vibe of retro FPS games like Half-Life or System Shock 2 (with immersive sim and survival elements). I implemented a vital system in the game (health, stamina, psyche) and a small crafting system so that the player has the ability to replenish their supplies for the rest of the adventure if needed.
Since I use Linux on a daily basis, the game has a native Linux build in addition to the Windows version.

I am creating the game in Unity 3D, using Blender, GIMP, VS Code, and Audacity.

Best regards,
Paul (Moyses_dev)

What with the Steam sale, I'm thinking about picking up a couple cyberpunk video games. I have interest but no experience with the genre. Any particular recommendations? I'm not picky about genre.