CuberPunk 2089

CuberPunk 2089 is a funky little game which tries to catch the essence of Blade Runner and do that with the lowest possible budget. There is numerous side quests which aren't too complicated, but entertaining enough to provide joy for a couple of hours it takes to complete. Graphics are cubic and I did feel like falling in the Lego Land when I started the game, but in a good way - environment is free to explore and bright neon colors please an eye. If I should point some con for the game, as cheap as this was, it was the quality of English grammar. Nevertheless it is a good game and worth of your buck.

Pros: +Exploring is suprisingly fun +You get what you pay for Cons: -Stamina bar, just so exploring won't be too much fun. -Every quest is a fetch mission where you have to drag an item from place A to place B while holding the left mouse button all the way there. -You can easily accidentally place any item inside a wall, making it impossible to get it back, and to finish any quest related to that item. -If you spend too much money, you're SOL. Gotta start over. -There's a flying camera drone that will fart at you, and you'll have to medicate yourself or you will die. -Cube graphics If you're looking to spend 1€ on whatever, there are worse things than this.

I'm a big fan of futuristic sci-fi, so I thought I would give this a try, but frankly it just doesn't hold up. Sure the graphical design is great, with all the neon lights looking very atmospheric and comforting. The music is okay as well, reminiscent of 80's style. But within minutes I could tell this wasn't the one for me. Some awkward text dialogue, very minimalistic environment with a feeling of isolation, and the feeling of a point and click (combined together) did not engage me at all. Sorry. Hope others have a better time with it than I did.

[h1] Cyberpunk 2077 knockoff. [/h1]

Before anyone says anything about play time and "Didn't you get your money's worth" quite a bit of it was testing issues I found with the game and having to replay quite a bit to get there to test it. So I'll do a Positives and negatives for people. [b]Positives:[/b] + I'm pretty sure it's not an asset flip. + The game sort of has a story. + The game does have more to just walking about to it it's not fully a walking sim type game + There are some nice ideas seemingly being tried out and tested here. [b]Negatives[/b] - It's possible to screw up so you can't complete the game if you buy the wrong items or get poisoned more than about once. In theory you could get lucky and use a roulette wheel style system to get more money but relying on luck to win (assuming the wheel isn't rigged in your favour) seem like a big problem. You also can't sell back the extra items you may have bought. - The game seems really poorly optimised - Dialogue remains on screen until you dismiss it even if you're no-where near the person speaking. - Certain quest allow you to put more than the required items into them. - The hacking minigame somehow has obvious screen tear when you're moving - The stamina bar just sometimes disappears for no reason. - You can end up in a mode where Zombies spawn in the city and can walk through buildings this bug also breaks / resets a number of quests too. - Quest dialogue is said once and not repeated so if you forget a piece of info you have to either start the game again or hope you can manage the quest by luck. - I had one playthrough where one of the main quests just stopped working and the dialogue needed to advance wouldn't show up [b]Overall[/b] For what I'm guessing is a developer starting out with little experience it shows promise for future games but as is the game really is bad. If you're a student of game design you might want to look at this game to see how NOT to do things and why things like an easy way to see the game controls by looking in a menu or listing quest dialogue or allowing players to hear the info again is important too, along with having people QA test a game to find issues and bugs.

This game tries to catch the hype of Cyberpunk 2077, but with a square world. And the game itself is really fun when you learn how to play, because in the beginning it doesn't explain much what you have to do, only that you have to fix your car and get out of CubeCity (city of the game) because it is having an epidemic (ironic, isn't it?). So you are thrown on this map, which is not very big, where you can enter some building and house, there you will usually speak with an artificial intelligence, who will ask you to do some quests, the detail is that once I get it the quest is not shown anywhere else on this active quest, so my advice is to take screenshots of the quests so you don't get lost. The quests in summary is a back and forth of items, along with some hacking tasks with a very cool mini-game. Once you collect the parts to fix your car, you get in it and leave the city and so the game is over. I confess that at the beginning I was quite lost, not knowing what to do. I tried several times to play the game, but it never made sense until I was able to understand what had to be done in a quest, only then did I understand how the game works. I had a lot of fun from that moment on, despite being a short game, there are some funny moments. In promotion he is almost free, so give him a chance, it's very cool.

Wtf is this game lmao

If you were looking for some action cyberpunk open world game - this is definitely not for you. This is just a fine piece of unity code made by one man, which ended up a cyberpunk style voxel joсular quest with mostly only dialogs and courier missions. And if this is what you are looking for, then, yeah, the game is fun. But broken, really broken for such a small game. I dunno whether I am that lucky but I had a bunch of various problems (and yeah slight spoilers ahead but these do not hurt the experience at all): 1) No keycard to escape one location (I managed to find one playthrough on this game, and there should be one). 2) Unability to use one thing in the end (I had to manually take it to the needed location). 3) Several dialog lines are not translated. And in addition to it, only one save slot and no mission list. Yes the game is small, but cmon couldnt you make at least 3 slots and programm a basic mission window, so you wont have to memorize all the stuff and manually put makers? Plus, the combination of the save prob and the first one resulted for me in the need to restart the game completely at some point. All in all, I dunno what happened to the game on my pc and mb you wont encounter these issues, but If you want to just relax and have some fun in the evening, you may like this one.

Last achievement is bugged so i can't when the game. I can do everything else, but not actually win. Fatal flaw.

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