As the title says. His builds remind me strongly about the CP2077 cars. https://youtube.com/shorts/ms—yOXpHE?si=XPdawp7jVTPUnR-I

Sadly, he doesn't talk about any cyberpunk reading specifically (although he makes some great cross-genre recommendations in Jane Harper and Michael Moorcock). He's got an impressive variety of SF books on the shelves though. FWIW, There have been a few…

Built with Gravitas Threads on Apple Vision Pro. This is a cyberpunk environment: a 360° dome scene you can walk inside. It feels like stepping into a holodeck. Full credits for all featured artwork are in the first comment.

Random memories resurfaced. Did you play it? Does it count as Cyberpunk? Do you think Ripper Doc Vic's full name is an homage?

The PSOne is one of those legendary items: a compact entertainment shard from the 2000s, worshiped by nostalgics and scavengers alike. Some Netrunners claim the discs hold encrypted code fragments from forgotten corpos. Others swear the games themselves were a…

I played it on PC. A CD Rom game that had a cyberpunk setting. It was a driving combat game with PS1 graphics. The live-action actor was the host of the races, and you end up winning silly, if not…

Some really great cyberpunk aesthetics in NYC Source: https://x.com/Vinod_r108/status/1971663701154664803

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In this scene from Blade Runner (1982) Deckard meets Rachael for the first time and administer the Voight-Kampff test on her, an empathy test to detect replicants. This scene has an ancient Egyptian vibe to it with the pyramids of…

Spare monitor sitting idle → now it streams news like a hacker console. You can toggle Matrix Mode, Code Mode (syntax-highlighted URLs, titles, and text), and a few other terminal aesthetics. Demo: RogueScroll.com Still experimenting — curious what other feeds…

Neon lights bouncing off steel, layered cityscapes, and that sense of a bustling dystopian world.

Fiber optics cables across the Ukrainian battlefield