The gameplay can be broken down to two parts.
While dealing with mundane citizens tend to get dull quickly, it’s the flourishing relationship Rania has with Control, Camus, and another character that I don’t want to spoil, that helps breath fresh life into the game. It isn’t until an interesting conspiracy starts to come into play that the game's story and primary cast of characters begin to ramp up. It could be, as mentioned before, the lack of growth by these people you interact with, or it could be tied to the gameplay that while is relaxing to play, tends to get mundane after longer sessions. It’s hard to pinpoint why these characters feel stale. You deliver and drive around the same people at least 2-3 times, and have further calls with them that just cement their lack of change as you experience Rania’s growth. While the amount of different characters is impressive, they tend to get stale quickly. Rania meets a wide range of characters during her first shift, from an ultra rich couple trying to move, to a Private Investigator who sounds like he’s a Noir Detective that can only speak in the third person. When the game reminds you of the timeline, it feels extremely rushed and unbelievable. It’s a weird mix of a growing relationship between Rania, Camus, and her dispatcher who goes by Control, as well as getting to know the citizens of Nivalis. The entire game technically takes place over about a day, and that’s when the game hurts itself in the grand scheme of things. What’s surprising about the main story of Cloudpunk is that it only covers Rania’s first shift as a delivery driver. Thankfully, Rania doesn’t care about the job and is only doing it to make some money so she can get some semblance of her life back again. Whatever you need delivered, Cloudpunk will deliver it no questions asked. Nivalis is a vast city, and Cloudpunk is used as an underground delivery company. Along with her trusty dog automata (basically an AI) companion Camus, Rania is hired at Cloudpunk. Definitely one to watch out for.Throughout the 7-8 hour experience, you play as Rania, a new girl from the eastern countryside forced to move to the big city. You sneaky Steamsters will get this before us console types on the 23rd of April, and for the rest of us, it will be out later in the year. Discover hidden places and items unlocking additional stories.Your decisions will have a lasting impact on the inhabitants of Nivalis.Meet a diverse range of characters and immerse yourself in their everyday lives.Unravel mysteries in a world of corporate conspiracy, hackers and rogue AI through the eyes of Rania.Explore an immense vertical cyberpunk city with your hover car and on foot.
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In addition to the focus on an everyday courier driver in a bustling city, there are other features to be had in the game:
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With Cloudpunk we wanted to instead focus on what it’s like to experience a cyberpunk city, to live in there as a struggling delivery driver Marko Dieckmann, studio head of ION LANDSĬloudpunk is looking to be a decent looking title and quite tempted to hook up the PC to get the first glimpse of this cyberpunk game.
According to the release information, the city plays just as an important part as the characters you encounter such as androids, AI and humans.Īs massive cyberpunk genre fans we had plenty of chances to make a game about shooting people in a futuristic city. The visuals in Cloudpunk look stunning and hopefully, the gameplay will match. Interestingly, there isn’t really any games that have got this Bladerunner aesthetic in this genre before. For The Love Of Cars, A Gran Turismo 7 Reviewĭon’t talk to me about traffic.
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