It reached 5th on the Hot Upcoming New Cyberpunk releases on release week too!

Tapeworld is a new cyberpunk book series with a twist on cyberspace: you access it by sticking a strip of duct tape on your temple.

Plot:
A kickboxer / climate change activist meets a VR sports star / cyberspace jockey. When she realises his life is in danger, she'll go through tech corpo hell to make sure he's safe.

The book is available right now on Amazon, and it's also available in 2 bookstores.

Tapeworld is a labour of love, born from my passion for all things virtual reality and cyberpunk.
Hope you love it!

The photo is me at my first indie author event.

Since we made the short film public on YouTube the day it was supposed to premiere we lost the premiere status for other future film festivals, so we might as well share it now. Check out the browser game and webcomic and other stuff we made to go with it at www.tunnelrun.net .

We did not use any AI in the creation of any of this, and we used analog CRTVs in the process of generating the special effects. It's been a real passion project- even the soundtrack and game were created by the lead actor.

And here’s another one. I’m not entirely sure about all the designs I make, and I’m open to suggestions and Input. : ]

1:Jace Ryder

2:Roxie

3:Marcus

4:Mina and Her cat Pixie

5:Jester

6:Trix

7: Lori

8:Ghost

9: Wyatt Coleman Head of the Nomad clan,The Metal mustangs

We only have 2 days left on the Kickstarter for our cyberpunk comic! Click the link to be the one that brings us over the finish line!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/breezecomic/breeze-a-cyberpunk-inspired-comic-issue-2/description

hello! here's some more progress on my game (link here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4106800/Project_Titan_The_Redacted_Files/ ).

this is all a WIP but let me know how this looks so far, im planning on changing the camera a bit and damage variables but this is how it is so far. took my a while to get it done too.

I thought it would have been people (soylent green), or bugs... perhaps even artificial protein slurries.

Then it was going to be artificial meat...

But, apparently we can get microbites as well, which is a cookie made of yeast and plastic. PLASTIC... yum. Remember when microplastics were bad? Apparently, it can also be delicious.

/s (but only slightly)

At least the poop burger was a hoax...

I am slowly making my way through the AI placeholder images and I am really preferring my own work. The soul is there, if that makes sense? That's me in the pic and a beautiful Toyota Supra with a cyberpunk-esq pushed up tail and quad exhaust. I spent a little too long trying to find a Japanese numberplate that it turned out I didn't need.

The game where this is from is a hacking adventure sim, set in an alternate 1989 Japan, it's called GLYPHIS_IO BBS: The Proxy Tapes 1989.

It aims to ask the question...

"What does the world need to be, before it becomes Cyberpunk?"

The setting is interesting as I see it as a proto-cyberpunk world. The conditions are in place for low-life, high-tech. Japan is not a nation is it fully annexed to the Americans after the Imperial line was wiped out in the second world war.

The American Pacifica Isles is a place of banned media, pirate radiowaves, underground artists and growing silent rebelion led by hackers, crackers, muscians and artists.

You can wishlist the game here and follow it's progress on Steam if you'd like. Linux, Windows and possibly Mac (if i can get over 100 wishlists for MAC OS).

Please excuse some of the older artwork over on the Steam page I am still getting round to replacing it all there too.

There are several cyberpunk mini games you as a hacker have to crack before you can play each of them. They include...

1. Cybertrain - a rail network management sim where you build monorails within a cyberpunk city.

2. Nexus Burn Velo Race - a cybercycle Tron inspired racing game with a heavy emphasis on career mode - something Wipeout never did enough of imo.

3. Mech Core Battle-Ready Titans - a mech style game, in a sort of mecha giant robot arena style of game, the setting is more cycberpunk than the actual game itself, but it's super fun.

And a an IRS mini hacing game, a propaganda inflitration mission, and a simple syntax style of coding where you can make your own brute force programs, trojans and viruses.

More than happy to answer any questions about this project or any of my previous games within The Civitas Universe of cyberpunk multimedia. Thank you!

Been playing this co-op factory builder with my oldest two where everyone shares a pool of action tokens, but the game tracks who contributed what for endgame scoring. The cooperation is fake. You're all building the same machine, but the ledger remembers. Got me thinking about how rarely games make the economic layer visible to players. Most cyberpunk titles hand you a solo hero narrative and hide the extraction behind quest rewards and inventory limits. The corporation is a cutscene villain, not a system you actually operate inside. Even the good ones rarely let you feel how debt and reputation interlock when you're not the chosen merc.

This cardboard thing has my kids arguing about whether to spend group resources on maintenance or let the machine degrade for short-term personal gain. They're ten and twelve. They get it faster than some writers.

What games actually model the structural stuff well? Not the neon or the rain. The part where survival means navigating systems that log your choices and convert them into someone else's leverage. Tabletop or digital, I'm looking for stuff that makes the economy playable rather than decorative.

Probably my first exposure to the genre when it first hit theaters

the main franchises im thinking off are starwars warhammer40k and fallout but if yall can think of another franchise that works also majority of my cyberpunk knowledge is from 2077 and Neuromancer so thas what im basing my following opinions on

starwars: cyberpunk seems to have more and slighty better cybernetics than starwars but the only cybernetics ive seen are on vader and maul so idk could be wrong

40k: cyberpunk has in theory better but the admech blow them out of the water in terms of how much cybernetics they can use and how big the cybernetics they can stuff into themselves are (insert put another dreadnaught cannon directly to my brainstem meme here)

fallout: fallout imo is a wierd one whilst not having nearly as much or as high tech as most cyberpunk media they have the unique trait of not using micro chips (they where never invented in fallout) so i think the fallout cybernetics are more impressive in terms of the fact they could make them in the first place with vacuum tubes

This is what I wrote to myself about these two books:

When Gravity Falls - It’s been half the book and nothing has amounted to anything. The book so far has just been a boring chronicle of Marid’s activities, day by day, and the book brewing up a mystery in a really boring way. The author is just doing whatever he wants from one scene to the next. I chose this book because it’s supposed to have a very well crafted character, but I think the main character is dry and so are all the others.

Neuromancer - exact opposite. I’m not a fan. Not saying it’s super bad, I kind of like it, but it’s stressful to read. It also feels too tryhard and cringe for me. And I don’t really like any of the characters.

Any book reccs based on my review of these two?

A bit of a different take on the cyberpunk. While I don't like "soviet cyberpunk" myself, I think it's an easy way to describe the visuals of a game that I'm developing. I prefer using "soviet future punk" but it's still easy to see the inspirations of the cyberpunk aesthetics. What do you guys think?

Those Ones and Zeros are the binary code that computers use to create music, pixels, and videos.
It means Wolf AI.

So I can share in comments...

Soundtrack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htnWAlVjwZw

Hey everyone,

I've been working on a serialized cyberpunk/techno-noir novel called The Green Sovereign, and I just uploaded Chapter 4 tonight.

I wanted to write something focused on realistic network infrastructure and modern geopolitics rather than just flying cars. The story is about an engineer from Kharkiv who uses a coding exploit to siphon fractions of cents from Wall Street to fund a sovereign, tech-driven nation in the desert. In today's chapter, global intelligence agencies finally notice the cracks in the financial systems.

It's a 100% human-written project, drafted with a lot of research into high-frequency trading networks. It's completely free to read on Substack, as I'm just looking for honest feedback from people who love gritty, complex sci-fi.

If you’re interested, you can check it out here: substack.com

Would love to hear your thoughts on the concept!

I draw my own cyberpunk logos and T-shirt designs. What do guys you think ?

I think the ascent is really an amazing interpretation of cyberpunk universe where corporations basically own and control everything. Highly recommend.

But what's your favourite cyberpunk universe and why?

Screenshots by me.

Hey everyone!

I have spent the last few weeks majorly upgrading my passion project, and I am excited to share the completely redesigned version. It is now officially called PLIXAR-VISIUM — a fully immersive, interactive movie database and cybernetic cinema hub built entirely from scratch using pure HTML5, CSS3, and Vanilla JavaScript.

The core concept was to completely reinvent the boring, corporate text-list browsing experience and transform it into a fast, lightweight, and responsive sci-fi terminal designed for true cinema enthusiasts.

Here is the complete operational overview under the hood:

Comprehensive Movie Database: Access a curated library of 200+ iconic films packed with detailed metadata, runtimes, precise ratings, and direct trailer integration.

Traditional Grid Library: A beautiful, dark-themed visual catalog featuring responsive movie cards with quick-access descriptions and personalized grading tools.

Smart Interactive Search and Mood Matchers: Use the digital dashboard to slice through the cinematic database. It features unique algorithms like Mind Scan tests, Double Feature selectors, Midnight Timers to fit your sleep schedule, and even a custom system that pairs movie genres with your snacks.

Alternative Analytical Views: For users who prefer a graphical approach to cinema history, the platform includes an alternative data-matrix canvas view. This module maps out movie duration trends against their release years across different decades on a unified visual grid.

Built-in Quality of Life Utilities: The terminal comes integrated with an ambient cyber-radio player, interactive cinema bingo mini-games, customizable neon glow sliders, and automated break timers for the perfect movie night.

Everything runs buttery-smooth at 60+ FPS on mobile devices with zero dependencies, zero ad bloat, and full privacy-focused local JSON backup support.

Live Web App: https://plixar-visium.2bd.net/

I would love to get your brutal honest feedback on the new UX, styling, and tools. What sci-fi data modules or features should I inject next?

Created in Blender, your thoughts?