CYBERDRIFTER

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CYBERDRIFTER is a single player arcade shooter game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by Scott Wilson and was released on December 12, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

A virus has been unleashed that threatens global communications! Military tech specialists who enter systems in Virtual Reality are called in to battle the virus in a simulated world. They are the CyberDrifters. Enter Cyberspace in Virtual Reality and battle your way through a virtualized world armed with your Data-Disc and Cyber-Cycle!

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

music3 negative mentions

The game features impressive visuals and a captivating Tron aesthetic that many players love.
The movement mechanics are enjoyable, allowing for free motion and dodging, which enhances the gameplay experience.
Players express a strong desire for more content and levels, indicating that the game has potential and is enjoyable despite its current limitations.

The controls are often described as clunky and unresponsive, leading to a less smooth gameplay experience.
The game feels incomplete, with limited content and a lack of updates since its early access launch in 2017, leaving players feeling abandoned.
Some players have experienced technical issues, such as incorrect hand positioning for weapons, making the game unplayable for them.

music
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The music in the game is highly praised for its perfect fit and energetic, blood-pumping quality, particularly during key moments like the electricity ball. Players appreciate the neon aesthetic that complements the soundtrack and express eagerness for more levels and music variations in future updates.
- “Love the neon look to the game and the blood-pumping music at the electricity ball; more of that please!”
- “Looking forward to more levels and music being added with different enemies to blast.”
- “The soundtrack is fitting.”
- “I love the neon look to the game and the blood-pumping music at the electricity ball; more of that, please!”
- “I'm looking forward to more levels and music being added with different enemies to blast.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a slow-paced first-person shooter experience that incorporates a gravity gun mechanic, which some players find outdated. However, others appreciate the dimensional aspects of the gameplay, suggesting a mix of opinions on its execution. Overall, the gameplay duration is noted to be around 15 minutes.
- “Wonderful dimensional gameplay!”
- “It's a slow-paced FPS with a gravity gun mechanic.”
- “It's a slow as molasses FPS with a gravity gun mechanic.”
- “This gameplay is simply outdated.”
- “About 15 minutes of gameplay.”
graphics
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The game's graphics are praised for their striking laser-tag and Tron-inspired aesthetics, creating an impressive and immersive environment, particularly in the city setting. However, some players note that the experience feels linear despite the appealing visual style.
- “Impressive world/environment (especially if you like Tron aesthetics)! ”
- “The graphical style was good for the city and I enjoyed walking through it, though it's very linear at this stage.”
- “With its laser-tag/Tron aesthetics and gunplay, it seemed like an easy buy and I wanted to like it.”
- “The graphics are reminiscent of a laser-tag or Tron aesthetic, which initially seemed appealing, but ultimately fell short.”
- “While the world and environment are impressive, especially for fans of Tron aesthetics, the overall graphical execution leaves much to be desired.”
- “The game's visuals, inspired by laser-tag and Tron, create an interesting concept, but they fail to deliver a satisfying experience.”