Cloudpunk

A nice game to just wind down and relax. Great to play when listening to a podcast or listening in on your favorite youtubers.

Ну такое себе. На странице игры написано: Раскройте тайны огромных корпораций, хакеров и обезумевшего ИИ. Познакомьтесь с самыми разными жителями города и проживите вместе с ними их жизни. А в итоге там средненькие истории и такой же средненький финал. В целом успехов разработчикам, и поэтому отзыв хороший. Но если бы я знал что действительно находится в игре, скорее предпочёл потратить время на другую игру.

Excelente juego muy recomendado para jugar un rato antes de dormir.

狗狗好可爱。。

This is a game with a very clear sense of style and a clear vision, both in terms of its aesthetic design and in terms of its narrative design. The gameplay and the narrative work well together and contribute to a strong sense of atmosphere. Narratively, the game has a real sense, important for cyberpunk stories, for what makes a city both alienating and appealing to live in. This is reinforced through the presentation of a city that feels dense and alive. Characters build on this too by alternately pulling you into the warmth of the community a big city offers and pushing you away through moral revulsion. This is true of major characters but more minor characters also provide vignettes on similar themes. The game also leans into a kind of moral ambiguity without giving in to a lazy nihilism. There is moral good and bad in this city, not everything is grey, but the choices made are made without complete information, making the moral consequences difficult to determine in advance. The result is a game that emphasises the idea that when acting in the world, one must rely on principle to guide action and hope for a good moral average, rather than aiming for perfection. It is, then, a game that really understands cyberpunk as a genre for telling stories about people living in alienating systems that seek harm and the compromises they make to survive that and try to make it better for themselves and others. My only real problem with this game is an issue with scale. The game sometimes feels like it wants to be bigger than it was. This isn't a problem per se; it is important for developers to know the limits of what they can manage in a given moment and produce a game that works, rather than go full tilt into ambition alone. But the game does edge against some larger version of itself that may have once been planned and this can make pace/narrative structure difficult to judge. This has some mechnical effects and can make resource management difficult to assess the importance of. But the setting and writing are strong so this sense of a larger game waiting in the shadows does also make me really look forward to what these developers might be able to do with a similar setting and more time/money (and it seems they have gotten this chance with their upcoming game). All in all: a lot of fun; great sense of atmosphere and strong visual design; a strong entry into the archives of cyberpunk cityscapes.

I absolutely love this game. Despite the little cubie graphics it is still beautiful and the city is breath taking. I would absolutely recommend this game, especially if you can find it on sale for even less than the normal price. the driving reminds me of The fifth element and when you get to the car dealer to see all of the vehicles there you check them out and you wonder which one you would choose if you had the opportunity. maybe you will have that chance as a result of what happens during your night shift in Navalis. This is one of my favorite games I have played this year. You have got to try it. especially if you are into the cyberpunk genre and a futuristic aesthetic. Flying cars, Cybernetic humans, interesting characters, and an complicated protagonist which has difficult choices to make all on the first night of your new job back in the dystopian city you have come to from your beautiful home far, far away. pick up this game and enjoy!!!

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