We finally have an official release date for the long awaited sequel to 2064: Read Only Memories. And it’s real soon.
Author: Daniel Thurman
Daniel Thurman
A person who obviously loves cyberpunk stuff. He created Cyberpunk Chronicle to talk about all the cyberpunk stuff. He also loves old video games, old electronic music, and coffee. He really likes coffee a lot.
Neo-noir meets cyberpunk in a futuristic New York City where immortality is achievable (for the right price).
The latest book in the long-running indie cyberpunk series is coming soon.
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The latest release by the prolific indie author is a detective novel set in her popular Behind Blue Eyes world
Collecting the first few issues in the latest Blade Runner comic series
The followup to ION LANDS’ groundbreaking hit is due in 2024, new trailer revealed at Tokyo Game Show
The latest in the Azure Striker Gunvolt series will be a rhythm action game featuring music from the series’ five releases.
The latest Shadowrun is a tabletop RPG and the newest entry in long-running cyberpunk RPG series.
A pretty good dystopian sci-fi flick that wears its influences on its sleeve but fails to ask the big questions its predecessors did. And I guess that’s ok.
The cover of the iconic theme can be downloaded via the artist’s Bandcamp page or viewed on YouTube
Based on characters from Matt Adcock’s Complete Darkness novel, the project is being funded via Kickstarter right now
Volume 5 will be the final entry of the Killtopia series.
And so does the ad they made for it.
A hybrid of point-and-click adventure and visual novel, the game can be downloaded now from steamknight’s Itch.io page.
The obscure arcade-only action platformer game hasn’t seen the light of day since its original release in 1996.
80’s cyberpunk anime and pixel art. How can you go wrong here?
Persecute replicants on the go!
The series is due out in September on Netflix and, I mean just look at it.