Volume 5 will be the final entry of the Killtopia series.
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TiersInRain
A person who obviously loves cyberpunk stuff. He created Cyberpunkery to talk about all the cyberpunk stuff. He also loves video games, especially old ones, and electronic music, especially old stuff. And coffee. He really likes coffee a lot. He runs a blog dedicated to gaming at disintegreat.com
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A hybrid of point-and-click adventure and visual novel, the game can be downloaded now from steamknight’s Itch.io page.
The obscure arcade-only action platformer game hasn’t seen the light of day since its original release in 1996.
80’s cyberpunk anime and pixel art. How can you go wrong here?
Persecute replicants on the go!
The series is due out in September on Netflix and, I mean just look at it.
The series is in development at AMC Networks and Matt Frewer is set to reprise the role.
A perfect nod to classic electronic music with a delightfully cinematic cyberpunk quality that takes you on a journey to a more relaxing dystopia.
There could be hope for the Terminator franchise. Or there could not be. It’s anyone’s guess really.
Become an illegal cheese trader in an obviously horrifying dystopian future.
A Blade Runner-inspired masterpiece with an incredible setting that I couldn’t stop playing.
The deck building card battle game by UK studio Mojo Bones was initially announced last year.
A short delightful album with a cyberpunk heart and lighthearted 80’s cheese in the mix.
This unique gaming experience is due out next week on Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox.
The campaign goes live on May 3rd with special bonus awards for early backers.
The third installment in Inti Creates’ beloved cyberpunk action platformer series is heading to Nintendo Switch this Summer. Be prepared to be shocked.
The game is being designed by the creators of the successful City of Mist tabletop game and it’s being funded via Kickstarter now.
The new song by the Austrialian cyberpunk trio is simultaneously pretty and gritty, which is kind of their thing.
The third album in the artist’s Europa series describes a futuristic Europe in a state of cataclysmic war and desolation.