Ah yes, the drawing style is indeed taking heavy leaning towards anime style, but I'd say its a mix of anime and western styles. Don't know much about N1RV ANN-A though, that I haven't played myself.
I really really recommend at least to see a let's play about Gemini Rue. The mood of that game is incredible. It's also one of the few times a videogame scenario surprised me.
The Red String Club also is the only point & click I played twice... In a row
If you like X-Com/PC Shadowrun, there was a game I can't remember of, that had quite a nice cyberpunk mood. It was set aboard of a space ship, a little like alien. The game was in 2D so it was quite a surprise for a x-com-"like".
The Red String Club also is the only point & click I played twice... In a row
If you like X-Com/PC Shadowrun, there was a game I can't remember of, that had quite a nice cyberpunk mood. It was set aboard of a space ship, a little like alien. The game was in 2D so it was quite a surprise for a x-com-"like".
Very good thread.
I enjoyed Shadowrunner, Deus Ex series and System Shock 2 and of course Blade Runner
Another cyberpunk indy Game I think has not been said: G String. Shooter made with No-life, er... I mean Half Life engine
And one of the first cyberpunk games I played years ago: Circuit's Edge (based in George Alec Effinger novels) This maybe too oldie (MS-DOS Game)
I enjoyed Shadowrunner, Deus Ex series and System Shock 2 and of course Blade Runner
Another cyberpunk indy Game I think has not been said: G String. Shooter made with No-life, er... I mean Half Life engine
And one of the first cyberpunk games I played years ago: Circuit's Edge (based in George Alec Effinger novels) This maybe too oldie (MS-DOS Game)
I am excited for this game to come out:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/648410/Colony_Ship_A_PostEarth_Role_Playing_Game/
There is a playable "combat test" demo.
I was a fan of Age of Decadence released by the same indie studio.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/648410/Colony_Ship_A_PostEarth_Role_Playing_Game/
There is a playable "combat test" demo.
I was a fan of Age of Decadence released by the same indie studio.
I wanted to mention G-String too. It's an incredible game mostly done by 1 person. Stil recall when the beta was brand new, time flies.
Brigador may count as well, if you don't mind controlling mechs instead. Quite some Syndicate vibes with that one however.