
2090s America, torn apart by war and corporate greed. A lone traveller stands outside the gates of Cincinnati, greatest of the border cities. How far will you go to make it to the top? How far will you go to fulfil your mission?
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The city is spread before you, horizon to horizon, a vast sore squatting on the world. 24 million people, most of it lawless slum and favela. The last outpost of civilisation on the edge of the badlands. One of the most relevant, cosmopolitan cities in the world. Is it any wonder you ended up here?
cyberpunkdreams is an evolving text-based life-sim with countless opportunities and endless chances for creation and destruction. Take on the role of a lone wanderer sent to the gates of 2090s Cincinnati. The dirt and grit from the badlands coats your clothes -- with your memories torn from you, all you have is a weapon across your back and a mission to complete.
Enter a living, growing world, with over 3.1 million words of content and over 3,000 unique pieces of hand-drawn artwork, Experience new stories and other content each and every month, plus regular limited time events. You’ll always find new surprises waiting for you in Cinci's dark and dirty alleys.
Who will you become in this cesspool of a city? Will you play the games and climb to the top, or be forgotten amongst the march of time and tyranny?

Every action counts
cyberpunkdreams is designed to be played in short bursts over the long term. You have a limited number of Action Points to use every real life day, and any number of ways you can use them. Draw from your decks and risk reward or injury. Stick to safer places to rest, recuperate and work on your skills, or work with your inventory to prepare for the next hustle. Events can unfold over days, weeks or even months. You can also store Action Points for later use, using breathers, hit the binge button for extended play sessions and discover new ways to hack and manipulate the system.
The Action Point system establishes pacing in an brutal setting where any mistake could cost your life, as well as enabling the development team to keep creating stories every month, maintaining the game as free-to-play and always giving you more to discover. cyberpunkdreams has been in continuous development since 2013, with no plans for slowing down.
So ease yourself in for one long, wild ride. cyberpunkdreams is a living game that will be updated with new content for years to come.

Uncompromising cyberpunk narrative
Enter a future grounded in reality: a world distorted by corporations and dominated by poverty. This is down to the bone cyberpunk, as raw as it gets: violent, gritty and sexual... if you want it to be. Experience a world just a turn of a corner away from our own. Be ready for hard, bitter choices. Be ready to carve out your niche with whatever it takes, be it blood, love and everything in between.

Learn who you are through your actions & choices
Your abilities are intrinsically tied to your successes and failures. There are a multitude of ways to solve each problem you’ll encounter – what you choose impacts not only your chances of making it out alive, but also how your character grows and experiences the world.

Who needs romance when you have hard banging?
cyberpunkdreams offers everything from long term partnerships to dirty alleyway hook-ups. Experience the sleaze of slums sex work, the buzz of Interstate or the dark pleasures of the Projects. Be in charge or be under someone's heel. The choices are endless – including to opt out completely, if that's your preference.

Probably the most gender-friendly game of all time
What would cyberpunk be without the ability to transform your body to match who you really are? To be who you really are? cyberpunkdreams features many ways to modify your physical form, as well as an incredibly detailed gender system. You've got you physical sex, then your true gender, including a wide range of choices such as demigender or flexible, then what you're currently presenting as, then what you're most commonly known as in each location in the game, all of which can evolve over time. And all these choices matter. The people around you will react to you differently depending on who you are.

Choices have consequences, and the city remembers
Your choices aren’t detached from the lives of the people around you. Richly detailed NPCs will evolve on their own, remember and react to the alliances you create, the mercy you give and the morals you stand by. If you’re looking for a true lesson of consequence, you’ve come to the right city. Be ready for people who don't care about you, or care about you too much. People who will revel in your choices, or hate them.

Embrace yourself, flaws and all
cyberpunkdreams offers highly customisable character creation that continues throughout your entire time in Cincinnati. Become who you want to be. Occupy your skin in any way you choose. Gender, sexuality, cybernetics, mutations, clothing and equipment all combine to create a fluid system with any number of possibilities. Choose not just what you do but why you do it. Respond to the things that happen to you with glee or bitter remorse, and choose which of these inner feelings to share with the NPCs who are close to you.

Screen reader compatibility
cyberpunkdreams is an illustrated text-based game, and as such fully screen reader compatible. There is an active community of screen reader users on our Discord.
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I've never played anything quite like CPD. Sometimes I can't stop. This is what RPGs should be.
played for the first time years ago on release and couldn't get beyond the first area tried tackling it again recently and have been having a blast, despite getting shot, stabbed and being hated just 'cause I'm a mutant vampire
[b] This is pretty much Fallen London but Cyberpunk and that's FANTASTIC [/b] (also kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥ at the same time because of the action-point system, but then again the dev is one guy, does good work, and has the right to make money somehow lol). It's immensely atmospheric and its everything I honestly ever wanted, a crime life-sim text RPG (if you play it that way, that is). Only "problem" with it is rather both slow to get into and slow to get developed (again, due to it just being one guy doing almost everything but thats just how it is). However, I would not recommend it for people who legitimately hates that 00's-esque browser MMO energy bar feature, as while the game is meant to be enjoyed in short bursts few times a day/week, there is A LOT OF CONTENT and many opportunities to screw up narratively or even die. And if you are especially sucked in by the incredible writing and immersion like me you're gonna develop a love/hate relationship with it. (Unimportant Rambling) Obviously this game is still at an early stage, but a big personal selfish gripe for me is that at the current time of writing, there is still isn't much to do in terms of doing work or jobs that actually pay yet. Specifically in the sense of like how you can be hired muscle, but its all just entry-level "bouncer-for-hire/look-tough" stuff so far, there's no recurring fist-fights or gun battles or gang-work to make use of your combat skills and risk your butt for more money in (hell i'll do those just for fun). That 1st first job you do where you raid this apartment for this package with this one lady on behalf of this fixer-type in Frank's Bar also comes to mind as well, despite it being a tutorial of sorts, it was pretty fun and if only there were more radiant/re-occurring jobs like that. (rambling over) And to make a warning, the narrative can be very dark, gruesome, and nsfw, but the intensity of it can actually be changed in-game through the use of the in-game resource "appetite for violence" and "appetite for sex". Higher it is the more intense it is. Make sure to remember to keep it low or maybe even disable it altogether if you have a problem with that sort of thing. All in all, definitely worth paying another $100+ once another chapter drops! Again. Thanks Rob ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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get this game its SO GOOD
It should be impossible for a text-based card-pulling life sim to overflow with such an immense amount of atmosphere, yet this game absolutely NAILS the feeling of living in a cyberpunk dystopia like nothing else. Slow, methodical, mysterious, oppressive, dirty, ruthless. Fair warning: This game is confusing and very deep. No other game I know comes even close to this level of deeply interconnected gameplay systems. It does a VERY good job of easing the player into its complexity, but oh god this goes so much deeper than you might think. This is a GOOD thing. Like learning to live in a dense, intricate city and a strange, cruel society, you will need to slowly learn how this game works and how to use the things you have to get what you want. There's a LOT of freedom for player expression, once you get your bearings. Don't be afraid to make mistakes or to overlook opportunities, it won't matter in the long run. The real-time based action point economy is a little wonky and works a lot better if you are willing to give a little money, but it's more than adequate for dipping your toes into this game to see if you like it. And if you are willing to stay, this will be well worth it. Give this one try! It will surprise you. "You best start believing in cyberpunk dystopias, Miss Turner... you're living in one!"
Lots of Roleplay and a fun experience. I like how the action system makes me play the game slower a bit every day. Make it feel less like a story to complete and more of a day to day struggle with progress made a piece at a time.
This game is weird. I do like weird. you just got to kind of go along with the flow, but even with that I'm not sure what I am doing, but its fun. I remember back when I was a wee lad, on NES there was the game Infiltrator (not that this game is like that at all) and I remember it being very strange, but I'd play it all the time even if I never got anywhere... This game brought back that memory and feeling. The world (so far) seems very interesting. For the price of Free, you have to try this if it crosses into a genre you like. I am not even sure where I would spend money. I have a few hours of play and never ran out of the Action points, although I maybe haven't got far enough to see how Credits are used, but if playing in like 15-20 bursts, which seems the way the game was kind of designed to be played, I don't think I'll ever spend money on it.... Although since I'm enjoying it so much thusfar, I might just make a purchase to support the devs.
This game is absolutely amazing in almost every single way. It's rare to find such a deep and rewarding game that give you so much for diving into it. It's free, it's fun, and it's worth a try even if you're on the fence. The reading may put some off but it's all so well done that I'd suggest pushing through if you're not typically a fan of this style of storytelling.
Amazing game if you enjoy Choose Your Own Adventure books and are looking for a game that can give you an insane amount of choice and roleplaying options. The aesthetic, music, art and writing are all top tier and it's really easy to get immersed in the countless stories and characters. Give it a try!
This is a great game so long as you understand that you need some patience to get the best stuff out of it.
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