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Post by KostaAndreadis @ 12:58pm 13/11/18 | 0 Comments
Which thanks to the voxel look feels like a cross-between Blade Runner and Minecraft - but with an awesome soundtrack and definite cyberpunk vibe. From indie studio ION LANDS, Cloudpunk is a story-driven adventure that takes place in the sprawling city of Nivalis that begins with players taking control of Rania on her first night as a driver for a somewhat shady company.

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Your name is Rania. This is your first night working for Cloudpunk, the semi-legal delivery company based in the sprawling city of Nivalis. You go everywhere, from the Marrow below to the spires that pierce the grey clouds high above before scraping the edge of the troposphere. No delivery job is too dangerous, and no one is faster than a Cloudpunk driver.

In this story-based cyberpunk game, you will meet a diverse range of characters including androids, AI and unscrupulous humans at every level of society. Everyone has a story, and in the course of one night in Nivalis, everything will change.

Cloudpunk is due for release in 2019.


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