Cloudpunk understands what this genre of fiction is about delivering a tantalizing personal story in a well realized dystopian environment.

I wanna prefice this by saying that I usually don't enjoy chill games where you have to do mundane tasks and chill, but I dared myself to finish it despite it being a grueling task. Over the span of a year, playing on and off, I found myself quite dissapointed by the lack of agency the game provides, even though it clearly wants to be an open world, adventurous experience. You basically follow orders and sometimes...

One of the most underrated games I've ever played I almost never write Steam reviews, but after finishing Cloudpunk, I genuinely felt like I needed to write one. I originally discovered Cloudpunk because I saw Nivalis Nights and thought the idea of living and running a business in a cyberpunk city looked incredible. Then I found out Cloudpunk was set in the same city, saw it on sale, and decided to give it a shot...