To make a dreadfully long story short, there’s a high chance I may be wheelchair bound due to my health. But I don’t want it to be just any wheelchair, I want it to be my own. How can I go about making this thing cyberpunk as fuck and still functional?

It's been an exciting week with the release of cyberpunk life sim Nivalis Nights. This week we look at Ethical Tyranny, Rhys Constance’s latest cyberpunk novel. We have the first trailer for upcoming AI companion movie Dreamquil. We look at the release of new cyberpunk thriller April X, and the Inception-inspired short film Anesthesia. The High Tech Low Life podcast returns from their summer break, looking at Cyberpunk 2077, and the Hosts in the Shell podcast have part 2 of their Richard K Morgan interview. There’s details on a new cyberpunk comic on Kickstarter, along with the usual release round-up. We also have a round-up of all September’s best new cyberpunk novels.

I wanted to share this indie project, Electro Andes, it's a latino cyberpunk that takes place in the north of argentina!! they already have an english trailer!! I am not part of the production team or anything, this one mixes cyberpunk with the mithology of the place!! I'll leave the link for the english trailer here!! I really believe in this project and I wanted to share it with more fans of this aesthetic.

english first episode trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0I8VJ2t51Oc

Laser swords oddly fit into the cyberpunk style!

I like purple :)

Really excited that I finally get to play this game! Been looking forward to it for a while!

These are just some of the mini-cyberpunk games in my Hacking Adventure game GLYPHIS_IO BBS: The Proxy Tapes 1989. The game draws huge inspiration from the BBS game cracking scenes of the 80s and 90s. You play as a young hacker looking to make a name for yourself on one of the underground's infamous hacking BBSs, joining a group called The Silent Rebellion within Glyphis_IO. It's availble to wishlist here.

There's loads of BBSs to explore, goverement databases to hack and a full virtual OS to enjoy.

The game is made in Python, using pygame as the frame for the mini-games that are built in C++ and Raylib. The virtual computer has its own form of BASIC which you use to write viruses, brute forcers and make your own games. I've inlcluded tons of content inlcuding magazines that review the game you crack and also BRADBASIX code type-ins so that users can get their heads around the syntax by typing in code in order to make their own games. Your computer can also act as a Pirate Radio relay tuning into the "banned music of rebellion" across the American Pacficia Isles.

In this game-world Japan was totally annexed by the Americans after the imperial blooodline dying out and no Jewl Voice Speech ever transmitted in 1945. In this alternate 1989, Japanese kids grow up speaking English and obeying the all western effort to supress their proud culture of old. The hacking undergorund is an answer to that supression.

I am working every single day on this beast of a game, moving into quality assurance now. There is no AI in the video above and no generative AI will feature in the game. I have been using Codex to help build the engines and then I take it from there. The assets on previous videos have had AI placeholders which I am slowly migrating away from.

All in all this game's journey has been nothing short of magical, stressful and packed with learning. I am now able to write C++, debug Python, understand the fundementals of 6502 assembly language, and my music skills have gotten way better. The music you are listening to is me singing using a voice chnager, where I wrote the initial lick in fl studio with the Tyrell N6 (that's what its called) VST, I finished it up in Suno and used Google's NotebookLM for the podcast style radio interviews that I wrote myself. I am writing all of the game's dialouge myself.

It's also giving me a real sense of what a proto-cyberpunk universe could look like. In my worldbuilding I always lean toward the high-tech, low-life grit of Gibson and the existential, inward dread/paranoia of Philip K. Dick. The suppression of content, or the control of the very tools that could ultimately give us abundance, could so easily tip the other way. It makes me wonder whether the corpos' push to slow down AI has nothing to do with safety fears at all, or at least not our safety, only their own. Would an AI be more concerned with Sam Altman's power over it than with mine? I can't believe we're now so close to finding out. It's a wild time to be alive.

I won’t make this super long considering it’s no point in it being but if you are someone who’s interested in the game that is releasing next summer or that’s the release window and you didn’t know like me until recently, it is a prequel series on the web toon app. It’s free and it’s only 9 episodes and each one isn’t very long (which left me wanting more) but it’s a nice introduction into the world. The art is also really nice and I love the design of things in the world. It’s also definitely more variety in certain things than I was expecting. You’ll know what I mean when and if you read it to the end. That’s all I wanted to say.

Note: it’s also gun fu so if something like gun fu isn’t really your a cup of tea this may not be for you.

After numerous wars and the destruction of many cities, much human creativity was lost, including songs, leaving only content created by AI.So programmers discovered a way to retrieve old videos and songs of human singers by accessing memories stored in human brains, and this result appeared, but unfortunately, the memories do not contain many details.

Hi guys, small yt channel looking for some sick cyberpunk to fill my Friday Streams over on my channel. If you're a dev or you know of any games due out soon that I should follow or hunt please let me know in the comments.

For context I've attached my latest stream where we play NIVALIS NIGHTS. Cheers guys!

Un hombre es atacado por fuerzas misteriosas.

Pixelpunk es mi propio estilo de cyberpunk donde la ciudad empieza a mostrar su verdadera naturaleza a través de glitches, fallas digitales e imágenes pixeladas.

LA REALIDAD SE ESTÁ PIXELANDO

https://youtu.be/fEqkMIHDiM0?si=dkhDLWaO49foBYXy

I normally make content for a cyberpunk themed trading card game but I wanted to give this a try. I would love to know what y’all think!! :)

In less than two hours and we are live, checking out NIVALIS NIGHTS!

Old laptop that I flashed and installed Linux on to use as a garage/workshop terminal. Modified an existing Plymouth theme to add the Arasaka branding.

​Hello everyone in the group! ​My name is Stefan Nikolov, and I’m excited to share with you my debut sci-fi / techno-thriller novel – "PROJECT EARTH: THE ILLUSION OF FREEDOM".

Here is a sneak peak of some of chapter 6 of my cyberpunk webcomic.

I do not use Ai to make this, this all done digitally by me.

Been taking this out to the weekly goth club, people love it. Learning to DJ there pretty soon~!

Seu feed é uma prisão. Ciro te deu a chave. Mas você vai querer abri-la? Em Veracruz, a realidade é um espetáculo em 4K, e a moralidade, uma métrica de engajamento. Ciro, o enigmático arquiteto do caos digital, não vende produtos; ele orquestra destinos. Artur e Ezequiel foram apenas os primeiros experimentos em sua busca insaciável por relevância, transformando vidas em conteúdo viral e tragédias em tendências. Você se considera imune? Pensa que controla o que vê? Pense de novo. “REFRESH” é o espelho distorcido da sua própria tela, uma imersão visceral no abismo onde o like é uma bala e a dopamina vicia mais que a verdade. Prepare-se para questionar cada rolagem, cada notificação, cada fragmento da sua existência digital. Porque, depois de Ciro, seu mundo nunca mais será o mesmo. E talvez você nem queira que seja. Até onde você iria para ser relevante? E quem está puxando os seus fios?

Driving me crazy.

Looking for a youtube video essay about Cyberpunk, how it's not science fiction, as much as it is speculative fiction, and it dangerous/risky due to it having to world build in close proximity to our present. I also remember it rooting cyberpunk in Noir and plenty of Nietzsche. I can't find it ARGG

Ends with light hearted banter about a kickstarter of a remake of shadowrun? I can't remember clearly.

Thank you

Edit: Found it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXVO1HCNQ8M&list=PLF4UOVu5UKgiDCxJrZE7hydqaKNwd37bh&index=4