Cyberdunk Anime Edition

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"Cyberdunk Anime Edition" is a futuristic game where you can explore a neon-lit city, complete tasks to impress your waifu, and battle endless enemies. The game also features a walk mode to enjoy the city's atmosphere and hot girls. Get ready for a unique cyberpunk adventure. * Explore a neon-lit city and complete tasks * Battle endless enemies and test yourself * Relax and enjoy the atmosphere with a walk mode

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

70%

Audience ScoreBased on 37 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game features visually appealing character models and a unique cyberpunk aesthetic.
It offers a reasonable challenge that can be enjoyable for players looking for a time killer.
The soundtrack fits the setting, although it can become repetitive over time.

The gameplay is plagued by poor mechanics, including ammo shortages and frustrating melee combat.
The story is weak and underdeveloped, with fast-scrolling text that is hard to follow.
There are numerous technical issues, including frame drops, broken achievements, and unresponsive controls.

story
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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12%
The story in Cyberdunk is widely criticized for being weak and poorly executed, with many players struggling to follow the fast-moving text and lacking engaging elements such as voice acting. The narrative is described as underdeveloped and empty, primarily revolving around repetitive missions that involve killing enemies without any substantial plot progression. Overall, the lack of a compelling storyline detracts significantly from the gaming experience.
- “In Cyberdunk anime edition (or 'Cyberdunk' for short), you play as a small assortment of pre-determined, bubble-bootied, and tyrana-tittied anime women on a quest to protect your city from cyber-samurai who’ve showed up to... destroy everything.”
- “For the first true negative aspect of the game, I feel like it was almost a mistake for the developers to include a story at all because then I’d otherwise just not have talked about it, but the game sort of introduced some backstory.”
- “The story is weak (if you even consider it a 'story'). The music is alright but gets tiresome, and the gameplay is mundane and repetitive.”
- “There is no voice acting to bring this terrible story to life; instead, you get scrolling text that you might miss if you blink because it goes by quickly.”
- “The game does try to deliver an underdeveloped story that’s incredibly empty.”
music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
19%
63%
19%
The music in the game is generally considered fitting for the setting, but it quickly becomes tiresome due to repetitive looping and poor implementation, with some tracks glitching or abruptly stopping and starting. While some players initially enjoy the soundtrack, the long mission durations exacerbate the monotony, leading to frustration with the audio experience. Overall, the music is seen as a mixed bag, with potential that is undermined by its execution.
- “I enjoyed hearing the music of this game, especially for the first time.”
- “I think the music fits the setting of the game.”
- “Shiny graphics slow the game, but the music will drown your pain away.”
- “The missions are so long that you're stuck hearing the same song on loop until the mission is complete.”
- “There are a couple of songs, like the one in the second mission, that loop at weird intervals, making it sound like the song has glitched out, but then suddenly it starts playing from the beginning again.”
- “Some of the songs are just straight up copy-and-pasted into the level, and then the rest suddenly stop and start without much rhyme or reason; so it takes otherwise fine-sounding music and just beats you over the head with its poor implementation for the duration of the level, which is around 20 to 40 minutes on average.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
38%
38%
The gameplay of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with users describing it as mundane, repetitive, and unintuitive. Many criticized the basic shooting mechanics and poor melee combat, while also noting issues like a lack of weapon variety and frustrating level design. Overall, players found the gameplay to be a significant drawback, detracting from the overall experience.
- “This isn’t nearly everything we discovered, so if you’re looking for more gameplay concerns, check out the video for full coverage.”
- “It's a lot of fun, but maybe because it's new, the ammo doesn't respawn at all, which makes it way too difficult since the hitting mechanics aren't automatically aimed.”
- “The gameplay on the other hand is terrible and that's putting it nicely.”
- “Then finally, the gameplay overall is unintuitive, choppy, incomplete, and with a broken achievement — at points, a waste of time.”
- “The story is weak (if you even consider it a 'story'), the music is alright but gets tiresome, and the gameplay is mundane and repetitive.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The graphics in Cyberdunk are generally considered acceptable, with thematic visuals that fit the game's style. However, issues such as clipping, inconsistent weapon models, and lack of hit-acknowledgment animations detract from the overall experience, leading to a mixed reception. While not outright poor, the graphical quality is seen as a neutral aspect that could benefit from improvements.
- “Cyberdunk offers a reasonable challenge that made it slightly enjoyable, and its visual aesthetics are mostly okay.”
- “While most visual items fit thematically, there are some issues with the graphical aspect, including clipping and inconsistencies in weapon models.”
- “The graphics have a shiny quality that, while slowing the game down, are complemented by an engaging soundtrack.”
- “While most visual items fit thematically, there’s a bunch of slights against the graphical aspect including clipping, the holstered pistol model differentiating from the held pistol, or that the enemies don’t have hit-acknowledgement animations for being shot but do for melee attacks.”
- “Shiny butt graphics slow the game but the music will drown your pain away.”
- “Alright, so the game doesn't look bad when you think graphics.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviews on the humor aspect of the game are mixed; while some players appreciate its parody-like nature and find it genuinely funny, others feel it lacks any real humor, viewing it instead as a serious third-person shooter. Overall, the game's comedic effectiveness seems to vary significantly among players.
- “3 minutes in, I started laughing uncontrollably, and you will too!”
- “The game has a fantastic sense of humor that keeps you entertained throughout.”
- “The witty dialogue and hilarious situations make every moment enjoyable.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The game has been criticized for its instability, with users reporting significant bugs and an overall feeling of incompleteness, which contributed to a negative experience, including physical discomfort like nausea.
- “It made me super nauseous; it was buggy and felt very incomplete.”
- “The game crashes frequently, making it nearly unplayable.”
- “I experienced constant lag and glitches that ruined the experience.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The atmosphere is characterized by a vibrant yet dark cityscape illuminated by neon signs, creating an engaging and immersive environment. Players appreciate the blend of a pleasant ambiance with the quirky charm of completing tasks for various characters, culminating in a fun and celebratory foam party.
- “Walk through endless streets under the light of neon signs, enjoying the pleasant atmosphere of a dark city as you complete tasks to satisfy every waifu. At the end of your adventure, they will thank you with a foam party.”