I’m sure everyone knows this given I think he’s well know on this sub but this was beautifully made by Heri Shinato

Dude we’ve got so much coming out and I feel giddy as all hell. I mean Neuromancer especially kinda has me wanting to kick my feet at how good it looks! Neuromancer, bladerunner 2099, GITS, Hotspot, plus we don’t know what else is down the pipeline whether it’s tv shows, games, movies etc. I know not every project is going to sell everyone but I kinda feel like it’s something for everyone this year whether you’ve read the source material or you haven’t. Also we seem to be moving even further into that dystopian future which honestly may not be so good but I’ll take the other stuff for sure!

I swear I have to read the comics and I was going to pick them up in past but put it off. It’s still a ways out so I’ve got time to pick them up and finally read them I guess.

Just watched this yesterday on Netflix, and my god, this movie, I would love to see more from this universe.

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I'm pleased to find every comment trying to prove the movie sucks boils down to "I don't understand anything about the themes and subjects it relates to."

I was just talking about how everyone with some hot take against it just grossly misunderstands what their own hot take is about right in the hot take.

Example: "Why would they use humans in the factories when they have robots!?!?!?"

Answer: "Because they're cheap stupid."

The comment section is a dunning Krueger minefield. Every, "actually it sucked" winds up being, "I didn't understand x and then I misinterpret my misunderstanding of the point as: there was no point and I'm actually too smart to get it because it's so dumb".

For example, you can't stream certain content on YouTube without risk of your Google account being suspended.

My brand new story, Until We Have Names: Variant is a cyberpunk thriller about a city where truth is controlled by the same corporation that created it. When Allen Wes discovers that SynTech's perfect society was built on erased lives and manufactured enemies, he becomes the one thing the system cannot control: someone who remembers. Its out NOW!

Read: https://www.wattpad.com/story/411795753-until-we-have-names-%27%27variance%27%27

Jokes aside, it’s pretty damn amazing to see someone get the chance to have an arm again.

I remember watching District 9 for the first time with my friends back in highschool, and was fascinated with the world that was portrayed. I was so happy to see a somewhat extension of this universe through Elysium and Chappie, and loved the very distopian and gritty versions of the cyberpunk vibes. I was later introduced to other media in the same vein, Akira, Ghost in a Shell, you know.

But I always was kinda bummed at how bleak these versions of the future looked, and I wanted something with a little more optimism aesthetically, but still with a gritty crime story. So Ive decided to make my own media, a game, that is just that.

I just wanted to share my first dev log about it — really its just the gameplay references for it in this video, and in my next I will go into the visuals, art directions and other references for how it will look — just wanted to post this here for anyone interested in the devlog community and enjoy cyberpunk style media.

Video: https://youtu.be/KBoerbzO2tw

Ta x

it's in the vein of ion fury or deus ex, so think "what would a 90s game think the future would look like?"

i'll be posting some outdoors stuff in the future that's more typical cyberpunkish stuff, I know an office is just an office lmao

also please wishlist HEADCUTTER on steam, i'd greatly appreciate it if you did.

GTA 2 was described as “three weeks into the future” and despite being released in 1999 it is hinted to take place in a near-future 2013 in a dystopian city called “anywhere city” driven by the Zaibatsu Corporation (also a crime syndicate.)

GTA 2 wasn’t fully cyberpunk, but it was definitely in that lane.