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What are some /cyb/ games? Video games, traditional games, you name it. I've been playing Snatcher, and it's really cool.

I always see great reccomendations for System Shock due to their great modding community.

Neotokyo nerd reporting in. The community is clearly divided between those who just downloaded the game and are still trying to get a grip on it and the (mostly Japanese) users who've been playing since release. The devs stopped caring about the game a while back but it's still enjoyable. Tune into some Saint Pepsi, turn on the Neotokyo, and immerse yourself into the Wired.

>>1655 Just got into NEOTOKYO° a couple of months back, and it's pretty cool. I didn't start out with CS:GO like a bunch of other people, but NEOTOKYO­° just grows on you.

If you haven't played Deus Ex or Human Revolution you probably should.

>>1657 I'm playing the invisible war right now but i'm not overly impressed. The most annoying thing are the loading screens every 2 meters that take quite some time for some reason. The setting doesn't really make much sense either, but it's nice how you can pick for what faction you blow things up. i had some nice moments, like when i reprogrammed the turret and it started wildly shooting at the surveillance camera nearby, or when i argued with the illuminati commando who then tried to kill me and managed to do so post-mortem with poison gas erupting from his mutilated body

>>1658 oh and i really like the helicopter pilot, you now the one :3

>>1658 >I'm playing the invisible war right now but i'm not overly impressed >invisible war Found your problem. Its the part of the series that never actually existed. I don't know what you talk about. I thought it was just a bad dream.

Remember Me is pretty /cyb/ I think. I'm not real big on button mashing but I put it on easy and it was fun. It looks incredible and those frogs sure know how to make a flat ass attractive.

>>1658 How the fuarrrk did you manage to get the absolute worst game in the series, and the one that happens the latest in the lore? IW is even worse than human revolution like holy soykaf. Just play the original deus ex with the shifter mod. Don't even bother with the others, unless ur some pretentious soykaflord, in which case play HR too.

>>1662 >unless ur some pretentious soykaflord, in which case play HR too I'm pretty sure he's not the pretentious one here.

>>1662 i dunno man i forgot to look at the wikipedia :-) i played HR and it was ok. the controls and the bossfights were soykaf but i liked the general atmosphere lol'd at the pic in that case i will give the original one a try and bump here >Don't even bother with the others, unless ur some pretentious soykaflord, i wouldn't say that. if your pc can handle it and you like some nice god damn visuals play HR, it's not bad.

>>1663 +1

>>1663 >>1665 >liking HR Perhaps 4chens /v/ board is more to your liking.

>>1666 If you could read replies rather than continue to try and elevate yourself above people you'd realise that you're being criticised for being pretentious, not for your taste in games.

>>1667 y-you too

Uplink Good luck tracing my IP glitterboys, it's routed through 21 high security servers!

>>1669 that looks like a less soykaf version of hacker evolution. will check it out

>>1669 Enjoy your 4 months long ping

>>1671 Hello >there is goes >passing through Africa >Now to US >Back to Africa >To Europe >Back to US >To Russia >etc Hello Nice this security was totally worth it, I wonder how many times that "hello" was logged Wall at least I am a leet haxor now

>>1670 Uplink is the game hacker Evolution completely and utterly ripped off.

Check out Singularity.

>>1673 maybe it is also improved? i want to play it for research reasons since i will create a hacking game that teaches people how to use a (real) unix shell but also has the hacker evolution gameplay in it sometime in the future. not sure how to get all that running on windows yet, suggestions are welcome. i want to use a real bash but will also fake the output or some of the software. it's kind of hard to figure out what to leave in and where to put the lid on the linux, but it could be epic win if groups of little kids suddenly began installing arch linux and explaining actual security stuff in let's plays. oh well, i'm getting ahead of myself here. speaking of soykaf deus ex games, this one seems to be pretty bad too. http://store.steampowered.com/app/258180/ honestly, pls don't bash HR, it didn't disapoint nearly as much as it could have

>>1653 is this cyb?

>>1662 you're full of s hit, i just played the original deus ex and the combat system has not aged well. in fact, it's pretty horrible. yes yes i'm sure back in the day it was good, bla bla bla. the soundtrack and story feel great so far but it would be nice if the fuarrrking gameplay was fun

>>1677 lol enjoy the cover system and press "E" to win from the "better" game. >>1675 It didn't disappoint as much as it could have but that doesn't make it any less of a soykafty cash in. The only thing marginally good in it was the art style; everything else was mediocre and just plain lazy at best.

>>1678 like i said, i played deus ex:IW before, and i vastly prefer the combat there. you can actually just aim at people and hit them without wasting a billion skill points on fire arms. the original deus ex seems to be designed to play on TV or something because the enemies only see me if i stand 5 meters in front of them, and since i'm not able to headshot them from any further away either, i'm pretty turned off. oh yeah, and sniping means to peer through a tiny ass circle in the middle of my screen that keeps sliding off in random directions. what? i'm pretty sure the sinus function was already invented back then, if they're going to pretend they are a military simulation at least do it good. >lol enjoy the cover system and press "E" to win from the "better" game. i just played HR on pc without [E], was fun. >It didn't disappoint as much as it could have but that doesn't make it any less of a soykafty cash in. The only thing marginally good in it was the art style; everything else was mediocre and just plain lazy at best. ok i will skip it, thanks for the info

>>1679 > i'm pretty sure the sinus function was already invented back then im samefagging to say that i noticed this actually wrong, so the way deus ex depicts sniping is ok

>>1679 I agree with you on the sniping. That tiny circle was pretty annoying. If you max out rifle skills and mod your sniper rifle's accuracy to max the reticle will be just a cross and there won't be any shaking. You can do this less than halfway through the game. Also theres the targetting aug which will make your guns more stable later on. The game is an FPS-RPG. You can't expect to be great at everything the moment you start. If you just want an FPS with inventory and powerups then I guess IW and HR might be a better choice from a gameplay perspective. I wish there was a better balance between gunplay and skills, as most guns tend to be really hard to use unless you get them to advanced skill at least.

>>1681 >I wish there was a better balance between gunplay and skills, as most guns tend to be really hard to use unless you get them to advanced skill at least. that was what i was trying to say, thanks

Transistor is cyb. Its an indie RPG. The story is fairly linear, but 1) story is great, 2) its beautifuly told. My favorite part of the game is the combat. Works kinda like an optimization puzzle. And you can customize it a lot!

New Deus Ex announced. Kinda bummed it's a direct sequel to Human Revolution and not a new game with a new protag, but I'll take what I can get.

>>1683 >Its an indie RPG. The story is fairly linear, but 1) story is great, 2) its beautifuly told. 3) too fuarrrking short i'm really mad at them for this, i mean the made the whole goddamn game but can't be bothered to add a couple more missions or bonus challenges?

>>1662 If you didn't like HR you are the pretentious elitist one.

>>1685 well i'd rather have a good but short than long and crappy. Also the game took me arround 8 hours, doing all the house challenges thingy. But maybe is because my computer is soykaf and the game was laggy… xD

>>1687 you don't understand what i want, let me explain: the story is super great and i love it. i want an endless mode with randomly generated levels or something like that so i can try more functions and function combinations. (functions is what the .. spells are called in transistor)

>>1688 Ok, i get it now! that makes sense.

How has no one mentioned Syndicate! Classic

>>1690 oops, i totally forgot to check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cyberpunk_works#Video_games for interesting titles i have never played syndicate, will do today

>>1686 k

>>1691 One of the best games i had playd as a kid! The new ones are not great, but still have the same feel. >>TFW you hear the intro of syndicate playing though your 386 sound blaster! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw2W_Ap7m2k

>>1684 So Jensen is alive. Good.

>>1695 >386 sound blaster! Buckets of money and still inferior to Paula. One of the buys i highly regret (well, whole early PC clone era to be honest). >>1662 >IW is even worse than human revolution Wrong, IW has better characters, maybe even scripting and factions are at least decent. Otherwise its turd of game just like HR. Invisible War at least feels like Deus ex in some rare places. >series One game doesnt make series.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paranoia_(role-playing_game) I really want to play this, but I have nobody to play it with.

this game is core cyberpunk http://store.steampowered.com/app/290770 i'm posting the store link because the name is generic and it's quite hard to find it elsewhere it's a sideview adventure with some easy action sequences and very story driven. the story is not finished but it actually made me emotional and the visuals were retro and great

amazed pic related hasn't been mentioned then again most if not all of this thread is video games. online play options exist for this though using OCTGN. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAslVfZ9p-Y

Farcry: Blood Dragon is kinda /cyb/.

>>1803 Gameplay is merely meh, but /cyb/ content and humour are spot on.

I played the Shadowrun pen and paper once and it was nice. There's a videogame of it too, that I haven't checked out but it looks pretty interesting

>>1805 Shadowrun: return was kind of a let down. But Dragonfall was amazing! Can't wait for the Hong Kong content pack

>>1806 The Genesis game is good too. Had fun with SNES game too but it's too linear for my taste.

I have no Mouth and I Must Scream Beneath a Steel Sky

VA-11 HALL-A

>>2095 this looks fun, is it something like a VN?

>>1806 i have dragonfall, directors cut, is that any diffrent than the other shadowrunner game on steam?

ShadowRun SNES has some of the worst action-RPG combat of all time, and the average plot doesn't make up for the horrible gameplay. The Matrix sections were a joke as well.

>>2099 ...but damn if it didn't have some neat characters and comfy atmosphere.

>>2096 yeah and a bit of Cook, Serve, Delicious

>>1683 Woah lainon it seems really good, i'll check it. I love that artistic style.

Frozen Synapse erryday

>>2095 Is the full game worth the dosh?

eve divine cybermancy Not a 10/10 game but cyberpunk for sure. I bought it on a steam sale for cheap and would advise others do the same (or pirate the game). I wouldn't pay full price for the game but, it's kinda fun. Here's a short review: I do fuarrrking idea what the story is about. The combat system is the strongest point part in the game. The enemy AI is horrible and comes in endless waves. Also, don't bother with any sort of stealth. The AI will see you from half the map away. The dialog is entertaining. The developers have a sense of humor. You will encounter weird soykaf from time to time too. This is sort of what makes the game worth playing. For instance, I failed to hake a door and got myself hacked instead. Also, the game has a noticeable amount of glitches.

>>1677 why is that gif so funny

Blacklight: Retribution There is also a new Ghost in the Shell game coming out.

>2191 I've never played any of the GITS games. How do the older games live up?

http://www.neocron-game.com/client-download

Tron 2.0, it's a sequel to the old movie. It's not exactly cyberpunk (it's set in the 00s IIRC) but it's all set in the cyberspace, mostly inside computers, but there's a small section on the internet too. The visuals are incredibly cool, the weapons look and feel great and it has an interesting power-up system. It's definitely one of the best fps ever made, in my opinion, and I played a lot of fps in my life.

>>1669 Ah man, I think growing up with this game is the sole reason for my cyb love Renaming people and failing their lives whilst having sweaty palms from the beeping getting faster and faster.

>>1802 ima want to play this game REALLY HARD NOW OMG WATCH THE VIDEO *_* wtf though: >Netrunner is a collectible card game (CCG) designed by Richard Garfield, the creator of Magic: The Gathering. >Android: Netrunner is a Living Card Game (LCG) produced by Fantasy Flight Games. so basically you want android netrunner because you buy it- and the expansions possibly- once and then you have all the cards

Dreamfall Chapters. "The Longest Journey series is set in two parallel universes: Stark, a cyberpunk future Earth, and Arcadia, its magical fantasy counterpart. Chapters takes place in 2220 CE and continues the story of Dreamfall, whose protagonist Zoë Castillo had uncovered a criminal conspiracy that aimed to enslave both Stark and Arcadia by stealing their residents' dreams. Although Zoë managed to disrupt the conspirators' plans, she was betrayed and left for dead in the end of Dreamfall, and has to find her purpose in life again in Chapters. The writers described the narrative theme of the game as "chapters of life"." It even has gnu\linux ports

>>2192 I've never actually played any of them myself but I heard they were decent.

>>2206 Isn't that the game that tries really hard to be progressive by making most of the characters gay? I've also heard the almost all of the villains are white men and the game tries to shove it's commentary that "White men are evil" down your throat.

>>2205 Netrunner is really good. Lots of bluffing and hidden information playing as the corp and lots of difficult choices as the runner. The meta-game has held up fairly decently as well, with a wide range of strategies being viable. Unfortunately it's still quite expensive to buy all the cards (though much cheaper than something like MTG), however, you can play in a browser at jinteki.net or via OCTGN (though I haven't used it myself).

>>2208 That's more or less correct. The nu-liberal and social justice nuances of the game are more in-your-face than a lot of reviews would have you to believe. From spraypainted vaginas on street posters to portraying all of the political right as evil totalitarian overlords and racists, it's pretty heavy handed in its propaganda. You'll be hard-pressed to find a stranger on the street who doesn't look 'alternative' beyond the cyberpunk sense of the word. The game itself had tons of money pumped into it and is visually beautiful. If you can tune out the (not so) subtleties being crammed down your throat, you'll find an aesthetically enjoyable game lying underneath. Just make sure not to pay for it.

>>1669 Haha i remember this.Gonna give it a go,t1m3 t0 h4k d3 g1b50n5 b0zZ.

Shadow President is this simulator where you're the president of the US & A You essentially get to play god and shift the fate of the world in any way you want You start in 1990 but can continue indefinatley into the 2000s and beyond You can instigate coups, make allies and enemies and the world reacts to your actions Plus,you're given access through a presidential computer terminal that connects you to the "ShadowNet" government network, which is /cyb/ as shiz

>>1655 I LOVE Saint Pepsi.

Any of you tried this out before? I want to try and get back into Dude Sex, but I'm looking to "update" the thing a little. http://www.moddb.com/mods/new-vision

>>2510 This one actually looks pretty nice, might check it out sometime. What do you people think about the Arkham series games? City in particular has a pretty nice cyb feeling to it even if it's fairly simple. I think that the whole idea of taking all the criminals and putting them in a separate place makes for an interesting experience, and the gameplay is pretty awesome. It's a superhero game, sure, but it also has nice stealth elements, with the added bonus of it being a sandbox game.

>>1653 Playing Deus Ex for the first time. I can understand why it is said that every time you mention it someone somewhere reinstalls it.

>>1806 I actually liked the first one more. Dragonfall I abandoned before finishing. Now I can't let myself buy Hong Kong until and if I finish that one first.

>>2191 Last time I checked the major had a much narrower frame. I don't like how curvy she looks there at all. That's not her.

>>2206 I was deluded into buying this (season pass no less). Besides the terrible Linux support I encountered at launch, being left-wing myself, I found the political message and the way it was delivered unbearable. It's a disgusting manichaean caricature of progressive ideals in general.

>>2521 soykaf. OK, I'll grab my disc...

>>2193 Does Neocron still exist? Damn, I remember playing a single-player demo back in 2001.

DataJack is a really good one and it's free too.

>>1655 I have to second this, truly a hidden gen. Just wish there was more than one active server haha

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2e0dUt4IfU SNES ShadowRun vs. Genesis ShadowRun

>>2728 Glad I've been playing the SNES version then.

pic related was bretty gud.

>>1653 >What are some /cyb/ games? Megaman

>>2714 I wonder if they are still developing it. Good game for a free one. Anyone player CYPHER? It's a Cyberpunk Text Adventure.

>>1677 I played the original recently and think the combat is pretty fine. I feel like it is really hard to mess up gameplay in an fps, frankly I think quake still plays well.

>>2736 I just discovered it yesterday while looking for modern interactive fictions. Looks nice but there is no linux version for the moment and I'm not keen on paying more than 15/20$ for a game now.

>>1683 Transistor best fuarrrk ing game ever. The gameplay and the OST are God-tier. And yes, it's cyb.

http://oddtales.net/

>>2843 >the last night holy mother of god that game looks cool (picture #1) instant subscription also i have a cyb-ish (more like scifi) game: >sublevel zero it has smooth controls and crafting and what i really like about it is that it doesnt force some fast pace on you by closing the doors behind you that said it's still a roguelike and you absolutely don't get to make mistakes

>>1654 This! The System Shocks are spiritual children of Bladerunner. I also think that the Wing Comander: Privateer-series deserves a honorable mention. Not that the whole vibe is cyberpunk. But several planets are. Especially New Detroit. Has anyone played Under A Killing Moon, is it /cyb/? And does anyone please know the name of that japanese game that was both post-apoc and /cyb/?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/srccard/src-card-card-game-write-code-defeat-the-robots still a few days left on the KS.

Already made a thread for it, but Read Only Memories. It's like Snatcher but not as good and made by fags. Still been enjoying it though. >>2843 soykaf that looks cool. Never really thought about the 'cinematic platformer' genre but it makes sense. I'm sure I've played some games that fit into it but nothing comes to mind immediately.>>3142

Here are a couple of upcoming games I've got my eye on at the moment. ICE Breaker seems to be just a concept at the moment, but WHAT a concept. I really hope it gets off the ground. Sign up for the newsletter to register your interest. http://www.ice-breaker-game.com Failure looks like it could be a neat multiplayer competitive/co-op RTS with some cool game modes and customisation. It's just been greenlit on Steam: http://www.ice-breaker-game.com

>>3171 Sorry, the Failure link should be: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=526074291

maybe Hover: Revolt of Gamers? http://steamcommunity.com/app/280180/

Soma was cyb. It dealt with the usual matters like the nature of being, identity, humanity, robotics, frontiers between organic and numeric, as well as a fine glitchy aesthetic. It's another run & hide ghost train like Amnesia was but it's well made and embed some REALLY great scenes and mesmerizing underwater sequences. It's worth a ride. It is as good as the first Amnesia, if not better.

>>1653 REVOLVER360 RE:ACTOR gives me those /cyb/ vibes. The scoring mechanics are pretty great, too. https://youtu.be/SzXpNqTVl0Q http://store.steampowered.com/app/313400/

another recently kickstarted board game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UztAuzyes5s

http://elseheartbreak.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1lmyxrJXeo slow-paced, non-linear, point and click puzzle solver where you hack all the things. came out a few months back. i love it but it is not for everyone.

there is a ghost in the shell FPS coming out but it looks shiet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BHJRZemsUw

>>3270 better gameplay video that actually looks more fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKXNM7e7deY

If you guys haven't checked out Neo Scavenger, do it.

>>3270 >>3271 This is really disapointing, it just looks like a GITS-themed Team Fortress. I want a real Ghost In The Shell game, jammit .

>>3277 Thats pretty much all it is

anyone know of any other games like this

>>3281 T.E.C. 3001 maybe, its a bit slower but still kind of fun from what I remember.

>>3277 tf2 is a good game it looks more like cod

what is with all these hacker themed games i'm coming across now? Hack Trick: tic-tac-toe with cards but the other mechanics add a surprising amount of depth given the lack of stuff you get in the box. Rules tutorial vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs8LgR3YZVU

>>3286 That's actually pretty cool, I'd buy it.

>>1653 Don't know if anyone has posted this one yet but I found a game on github that I can't stop playing, it's called Untrusted and is a dungeon crawler text based java script game where you have to modify level source code to further your progression in the game. https://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/ Picture is screenshot of level 13.

>>3290 Hey, I remember this game! My solution to level 13 was this: var canMove = function(x,y, walked){ return (map.getObjectTypeAt(x, y) == 'empty' || map.getObjectTypeAt(x,y) == 'blueKey') && walked[x][y] == undefined; } var getPath = function(goal, c, max, walked){ walked[c.x][c.y] = true; map.setSquareColor(c.x, c.y, '#FFF'); var sol = []; if(c.x == goal.x && c.y == goal.y){ sol.push({'x': c.x, 'y': c.y}); return sol; } if(max == 0){ return sol; } c.x += 1; if(canMove(c.x, c.y, walked)){ sol = sol.concat(getPath(goal, c, max-1, walked)); if(sol.length != 0){ sol.push({'x': c.x, 'y': c.y, 'd': "right"}); } } c.x -= 2; if(sol.length == 0 && canMove(c.x, c.y, walked)){ sol = sol.concat(getPath(goal, c, max-1, walked)); if(sol.length != 0){ sol.push({'x': c.x, 'y': c.y, 'd': "left"}); } } c.x += 1; c.y += 1; if(sol.length == 0 && canMove(c.x, c.y, walked)){ sol = sol.concat(getPath(goal, c, max-1, walked)); if(sol.length != 0){ sol.push({'x': c.x, 'y': c.y, 'd': "down"}); } } c.y -= 2; if(sol.length == 0 && canMove(c.x, c.y, walked)){ sol = sol.concat(getPath(goal, c, max-1, walked)); if(sol.length != 0){ sol.push({'x': c.x, 'y': c.y, 'd': "up"}); } } c.y += 1; return sol; } if(me.firstrun == undefined){ var walked = []; for(var i = 0; i < map.getWidth(); i++){ walked[i] = []; } me.path = getPath({'x': map.getWidth()-2, 'y': 8}, {'x': me.getX()-1, 'y': me.getY()}, 200, walked ); console.log(map.getWidth()-2, me.path); me.iterator = me.path.length-1; me.firstrun = false; } if(me.iterator > 0){ me.iterator--; me.move(me.path[me.iterator].d); } else { me.move("down");

>>3291 I came up with a cute solution to that one. I just had the robot mirror my movements.

>>3292 haha, yeah, I'll admit that my solution is overkill. But I was pretty proud of the fact it worked on levels 11, 12 and 13. Now that I look at it again, a year or two later, I find it absolutely disgusting.