Chronicles of cyberpunk

Delightfully, unashamedly insane. This game develops a dark depressing atmosphere without having to make everything brown and black and very dark grey. Puzzles are simple enough and speaking to the citizens is rewarding. The text displays are tiny and hard to read at times. The drone's info is interesting but you have to move around to get it onto the right color background to read it. Seems like it would make more sense to come up beside the citizen's head in an opaque box. TL:DR - This game is interesting, unique, and a little mad; just the way I like it. https://youtu.be/tXHOoW34CaU

It's a rather simplistic walking sim but it does have a fantastic soundtrack and a good story although the story gets a little convuluated near the end. Overall though it is still a worthwhile way to spend an hour and a half. It didn't crash on me once, ran at 144FPS the whole time and was enjoyable. It's worth the current asking price of $5.64 CAD. If you like walking sims and cyberpunk themed games I would recommend you give it a go.

I love a good cyberpunk game but this game is odd. Like really odd. And in all honesty it's a pretty bad game with a ton of problems. For one the game is developed by one person and it looks like it. Visually the game is just plain weird and as far as text and visuals go it looks bad. The design on the other hand is stylized in a super interesting way which makes the bad visuals feel less like just plain bad visuals and instead like interesting looking style choices which on some level they are. The soundtrack is good which is always nice, especially for cyberpunk/ scifi style games. The plot has the biggest problems which I'll talk about in a minute. And finally, the game is short, confusing, and not very interactive. Despite all of my problems though I like the game and recommend it. The plot though has real problems. For one it doesn't make any sense at all and it doesn't help that everything is conveyed in textboxes that are easy to accidentally skip through, with sometimes weird ...

To me, this feels more like a visual novel than a game, since you're largely following prompts in between a bit of exploring. There are some action sequences, in which you're being chased or have to shoot at something, but they're not too hard. The real appeal of "Chronicles of cyberpunk" is the art of it. The graphics are like something out of the 80s - a bit of Tron, mixed with the rock video for Dire Straits' "Money for Nothing" - and the music is reminiscent of Philip Glass. The English-language translation of the original Russian is often dubious, and it can be hard to follow. But once you settle in, you discover beautiful machines doing god-knows-what, floating cats, severed heads in boxes (hiding from the authorities, no less), floating platforms making it rain constantly, and people wandering around town with labels revealing their flaws. There's always something surprising around every corner. It's a complicated (and somewhat confusing) story, but fascinating and surreal, w...