- September 17, 2020
- RedDeer.Games
Cyber Protocol
62%Game Brain Score
gameplay, humor
music, graphics
90% User Score 20 reviews
Platforms
About
Cyber Protocol is an arcade puzzle game set in Cyberpunk scenario with a strong and dynamic gameplay. You impersonate the main hero, whose mission is to bring his Android friend (G0X6) back to life by activating the protocol.







Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews
gameplay2 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- Great arcade/puzzle game with a fun and challenging gameplay experience.
- Awesome synth 80’s cyberpunk vibe soundtrack that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- Clever level design that tests puzzle-solving skills and provides a satisfying challenge.
- Movement speed is slower than expected, leading to a clunky gameplay experience.
- Visuals can be overwhelming and lack clarity, making it difficult to process fast-paced gameplay.
- Frustrating cycles of hazards can lead to long wait times, especially in later levels.
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's music features a captivating 80's synth cyberpunk vibe that resonates well with players, enhancing the overall experience. Many users express that the soundtrack is so enjoyable that it alone justifies the purchase, especially with the option to play it through a dedicated music player. Overall, the music is a standout element that complements the game's theme and atmosphere.
“Great synth 80’s cyberpunk vibe soundtrack.”
“Love the cyberspace hacker style and the soundtrack.”
“If you're not in it for the challenge, the game is worth buying for the soundtrack alone, which you can play with the music player.”
“On another note, if you're not in it for the challenge, the game is worth buying for the soundtrack alone, which you play with the music player.”
“On another note, if you're not in it for the challenge, the game is worth buying for the soundtrack alone, which you play with the music player.”
“On another note, if you're not in it for the challenge, the game is worth buying for the soundtrack alone, which you play with the music player.”