Tag: Cyberpunk

A genre-defining roguelike masterpiece — endlessly creative, fiercely simulated, and finally complete after 15 years of evolution.

A blood-soaked, genre-bending return to form for Suda51—wildly stylish, mechanically sharp, and gloriously unafraid to shatter space-time just to see what bleeds through.

A ruthless neon bullet-hell roguelite built on high stakes and permanent consequences, READY OR DIE delivers tense, adrenaline-fueled survival — but its unforgiving save system won’t be for everyone.

A stylish and fiercely kinetic roguelite that channels BlazBlue’s signature combat into addictive run-based chaos—Entropy Effect X is a bold spin-off that earns its place in the Azure legacy.

Nonentity Galaxy blends fleet tactics, roguelite strategy, and dark humor into a challenging spacefaring adventure. Every choice—from route selection to module upgrades—carries weight, making it a rewarding game for strategic thinkers.

LANESPLIT distills motorcycle racing to its purest nerve: weaving through living traffic with centimeters to spare while drum-and-bass pushes your pulse into the red. Focused, ferocious, and brilliantly tactile, it’s a solo-dev triumph that finally makes digital speed feel real.

A bold movement shooter reborn for handheld play, World of Unlit sacrifices a little speed for portability but gains precision through superb gyro controls—chaotic, challenging, and uniquely compelling.

A stark, stylish boss-rush sermon of lasers and halos, Apocryphoid turns the afterlife into a precision duel where every pattern feels like scripture and every victory like hard-won salvation.

With controls as sharp as broken glass and courses that beg to be mastered, Neon Vault Rush turns movement into music—miss a beat and you’re vapor, nail it and you feel untouchable.

Neon Drifter – Cyber Racing dazzles with rain-soaked neon streets and smooth drifting, but beneath the glowing surface lies a racer that runs out of fuel too quickly. Stylish, accessible, and fun in short bursts, it’s a ride worth taking — just not for the long haul.