Anshar Studios are today very happy to announce that they have just released some new information and a brand-new video for their upcoming story-driven cyberpunk adaptive RPG “Gamedec”.
Gamedec is certainly a unique game, that I think you would struggle to find any game that is of similar playability. I haven’t seen a game like this before, and when I heard that it was coming to PS5, I knew I needed to try it out, especially considering my day job is somewhat similar.
I've been looking forward to this. Now I'm hoping for a physical release. Gonna try it out at some point either way.
First Class Trouble, Divine Knockout and Gamedec: Definitive Edition are free at Epic Games Store. Once you claim them, they're yours to keep.
Gamedec is a narrative-focused, non-combat story that puts players in the shoes of a digital detective diving deep into case files spread across the digital worlds of 22nd century Warsaw. How you respond during each case is as important as what you discover—your personality determines skills that unlock different opportunities and paths to different cases.
Your goal is to hunt down the criminals of virtual worlds – rich and spoiled businesspeople, corporations with plans to rewrite history. Are they acting alone, or are they mere puppets? What does a “happy ending” mean to you? To them? Each decision changes the world around you and your character’s personality. Some decisions will feel right, but others might be unexpected.
Cyberpunk-Disco Elysium :3
@TheOptimist "Hope to get another masterclass.
This time in cyberpunk. Holy hell. It'll be like Deus Ex and Planescape in 2020 with Cyberpunk 2077 and Gamedec (If both of these games turn out that good). Good year for cyberpunk genr"
- Yes, and we also got "System Shock" to look forward to (SS3 and a remake of SS1).
I still feel like cyberpunk is such an underused setting. I'm glad to see some more games releasing that are using that setting.