Recommendations for Cyberpunk games?

[dumbseizure]

Well, as you can see from the title, I was hoping someone would be able to list some Cyberpunk games I haven't played yet, in case I have missed some.

The ones I have played are the new Syndicate, DE:HR, Deus Ex & Invisible War, Original Syndicate and E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy.

Any recommendations, the only other ones I know of aren't out yet, which are Cyberpunk 2077, Shadowrun Online and Shadowrun Returns.

Thank you one and all!

 

[Professor Lupin Madblood]

There's a Shadowrun game for the SNES which is pretty cool. Don't know of any others, though.

 

[Asclepion]

There are a couple of Ghost in the Shell games.

 

[daveyd]

Check out "Gemini Rue". Also, If you don't mind playing older PC games there's "Beneath a Steel Sky", "Rise of the Dragon", Omikron, & Blade Runner.There's Flashback on PC, SNES, and Genesis which was a pretty good game, with many cyberpunk elements.

I'm really looking forward to Shadowrun Returns!

 

[Wayneguard]

System Shock 2 counts as cyberpunk, right? GoG has it for like 10 bucks. It's a steal.

 

[daveman247]

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The sequal to the original syndicate - syndicate wars is on GOG for five bucks.

Remember Me comes out in a month or so - not sure if its good or not yet but it looks cool.

Binary domain is kind-of cyberpunk, dealing with human looking robots and stuff. I really enjoyed it.

Hard Reset is definitley cyberpunk. I hear it eats your computer though.

 

[ScrabbitRabbit]

Uplink: Hacker Elite has a kinda cyberpunk atmosphere. It's a hacking sim and it's pretty fun.

 

[Mrkillhappy]

I would say the original Deus Ex and System Shock 2 which you can find on GOG. I own Deus Ex and found it to be quite enjoyable and not over hyped at all as for System Shock 2 I played it at a friends house for and hour and it seemed good though my laptop can't run the GOG version sadly.

 

[dumbseizure]

Thank you everyone for the recommendations, now I have some more games to give a go. =D

 

[shrekfan246]

If you can get past dated visuals and a rather heavily anime-inspired plot/characters, Oni might be up your alley. Takes a bit of getting used to considering it was released in 2001 during that awkward age where 3D on consoles was first starting to really come into its own, but I think it's still pretty neat, and the PC version isn't that difficult to get up and running again so long as you can actually find it.

 

[James Joseph Emerald]

The Longest Journey and its sequel Dreamfall are basically half Cyberpunk, half Fantasy (depending on which world you're in). Both games are brilliant, in my opinion.