Grow your business, manage restaurants and nightclubs, make friends and enemies, buy and decorate apartments, go fishing and maybe even find love in a cyberpunk city that stretches from the ocean to the clouds.
Wasn't this announced a long time ago? I've had a game like that on my whishlist for ages.
Edit: yeah, it's this one. Announced in 2022. Glad to see it's not dead!
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runs great here, 5070 ti. Haven't noticed anything bad with performance. its around 88-90 FPS average.
edit: actually i have now seen it dip to 55 FPS once, but that's the lowest i have seen, that was with a very big portion of the city in view.
reminds me of shadows of doubt.
the game is gorgeous, but i do wish that the characters were the same style as the rest of the game, they kind of stick out..
It looks fun enough I'm interested in the sim side.
But I don't get the theme and setting vs teh gameplay. Friendly cyberpunk? Isn't that not...cyberpunk then?
Cyberpunk's core formula is "high tech, low life": advanced technology alongside social decay, extreme inequality, corporate power replacing or overshadowing governments, urban sprawl, etc.
It's mohawks and synthwave colors, and avoiding security systems during curfew as the only cyberpunk thing about it.
I don't think slapping dark metal covered in neon colors and mohawks on people means its cyberpunk. A genre defined by alienation, precarity, and bodies/identity reshaped by tech doesn't naturally pair with that loop. But maybe I being too judgmental on a farming/restaurant sim.
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yes, kind of why i think i am skipping it. it does have that WOW factor when you start it though, the graphics, it just feels immersive to move in overall. but then you see the characters at to me that takes away quite a bit of its otherwise cool aesthetics.
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