No matter how you put it, 2020 was the year of capital Cs. Rewind just a bit, and everyone in the video game community was looking forward to the long-overdue release of Cyberpunk 2077. Hell, “looking forward” is an understatement.
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Before rising to prominence with Metal Gear Solid in 1998, game designer Hideo Kojima was involved in multiple noteworthy projects. Snatcher has garnered cult status, being revered as one of the greatest cyberpunk games of all time. But does it truly live up to its status?
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The excitement surrounding Cyberpunk 2077 has steadily risen. Following the monumental success of The Witcher 3 in 2015, the hype reached new heights when CD Projekt Red held its first Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay presentation during E3 2018.
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By now, everyone’s heard of BioShock However, not everyone might be aware that System Shock 2, released in 1999, was developed by the same studio – Irrational Games – and heavily influenced the ideas later fleshed out in BioShock.
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A Classic Cyberpunk RPG Re-Imagined. Available exclusively on Sony Playstation. Final Fantasy VII Remake is quite possibly the best cyberpunk experience that you’ll have this year, at least until the eventual release of Cyberpunk 2077 in September
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What pops into your mind whenever you think of cyberpunk? A futuristic metropolis? Body augmentations? Government surveillance? Underneath a lot of neon luster, Katana Zero has all this and more.
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It can take decades for something to become a cult classic. When it was released in 1994, System Shock was a commercial failure, despite widespread critical praise. Let’s find out why this cyberpunk horror flop is now so highly revered and has served as inspiration for games like Deus Ex and BioShock. The remake is due later this year.
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Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story was successfully funded on Kickstarter in June of 2018. It’s a narrative-driven adventure game inspired by horror and cyberpunk genre classics and currently slated for a Q1 2020 release.
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With less than a year remaining until release, Cyberpunk 2077 is shaping up to become a genre-defining RPG experience.
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The year is 207X. Corruption, crime and poverty reign supreme. Humans and Lilim (humanoid robots) co-exist in relative harmony, and the trigger-happy law enforcement known as White Knights ensure that everyone abides by the rules. It all sounds like a classic cyberpunk tale: everyone is injected with nanomachines, people barely scrape by and the government makes sure that it stays that way.