Cloudpunk

手柄连接会间断。

LOVED THIS GAME! I have been searching for a game that scratches my itch for a game that reminded me of Stray. I loved the atmosphere of Stay. The bright city life with android NPC's. There was a ton that I liked about this game. It's a cozy delivery game. I did like most of the story, but I did find myself skipping through the super long dialogs. There are a few deaths so be aware of that, nothing is shown though. The things I don't like about it was the ending. Yes I totally get the story came to an end BUT I feel like they should let you carry on and still make deliveries if you wish. I don't get how you could make enough money to buy all the upgrades for your house on just the one night working. Yes the game takes place for only one night. I spent a ton of my earnings on gas, repairs and upgrades for my car. I did find it a little hard to drive in the game. Overall it was a fun game. I do plan on buying the DLC!

rania my baddie frennnnnn

Absolutely stunning visuals, soundtrack and climate created by the Art Team... A definitive must play to feel it. The story however... lack of any logical thinking, E level cinema dialogs, no real influence on the plot Controls of the hova (your vehicle) = indestructible, no matter what you do with it, there will be no repercussions, no possibility to look around (even through the side windows) Steam achievements... believe it or not, but there is an achievement for betraying your friends for some symbolic amount of ingame money... And it's just a tip of the iceberg This game is a living example of a wasted opportunity on a literary Biblical Apocalypse Scale Have a Good Day 👍🏻 😊

Playing Cloudpunk means experiencing various trolley problems back to back for 8 hours and then the game just randomly claps its hands and says “you are now done”. Sometimes the choices have supposed high impact and intense consequences, other times they are extremely mundane. The main character especially likes to make problems out of nothing and just seems to enjoy stirring up drama and trouble. Voice acting is a mixed bag. I mostly just enjoyed 2 characters out of the entire cast. Driving a hover car through out the city is mostly enjoyable and the main draw for me when purchasing this game. However, this is often interrupted by tedious walking sections. When driving the hover car, you are exploring the city, dodging traffic/buildings and learning how to drive your vehicle. This is fun. But when you enter a walking section, you lose all of this and are forced to hold forward on your controller for 2 min to walk across a very long catwalk. It is agony and ultimately not needed. Especially if I fall through the floor and have to make that same exact journey from the start all over again. I do appreciate that when it becomes a walking simulator, I can go into first person and try to immerse myself, but its not enough to alleviate the problem. Mission design could also use an upgrade. For the entire game you are just driving from one way point to another. A handful of times you are asked to drive quickly but otherwise those are the only 2 mission types available. There could be so much more. You are able to do some basic customization and upgrades for both your car and apartment but these are mostly surface level and made me want more in depth systems. Other systems like eating food, purchasing items, or accessing a banking terminal are mostly useless and only used once or twice throughout the entire game. For these reasons, its hard to recommend this game to someone else. You will have seen everything that it has to offer after the first hour of playing it.

Could have been interesting to play this, but I could only last through 30 mins of listening to the voice acting before I closed the game and uninstalled.

Played it on Lorazepam so it took a while for me to quit this boring taxi simulator with no actual stakes, no risks and no action whatsoever. You just fly around and listen to reddit tier pop culture references and carry stuff or people from point A to point B, sometimes choosing between B and C. Yes it's nice that there's narrative consequences for your choices, but they fall flat because they don't matter gameplay-wise. KBM controls are jank, parking and key locations are far apart to stretch out the time, there's a gorillion collectibles with no satisfying reward and I wish I didn't play this game on chill pills, I probably would have ragequit sooner. The artstyle is nice though, if it at least had some guns, some action, or at least some more time-limited missions where I actually felt a semblance of a rush, but, man, It'll be a while until I get back into this mess. Recommended to "cozy" game lovers, but no one else.