ActionFit check
Is Cyberwar: Neon City worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want combat built around choosing among stored projectile types
- Players who enjoy runs that restart after defeat and carry improvements forward
- Story-focused players who prefer uncovering plot through character memories and NPC conversations
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a single uninterrupted campaign may find the repeated returns to the start central to the structure.
- Those who prefer combat with a fixed weapon set may not enjoy managing different stored shots and room upgrades.
- Players looking for multiplayer combat may prefer a game built around playing with friends.
Our take on Cyberwar: Neon City
The combat centers on Blue, a living shark weapon that stores different shots for Printer to choose between during encounters.
What is Cyberwar: Neon City?
Play as Printer, a clone who returns after each defeat to battle cybernetic monkeys on the floors of a building they have taken over.
Blue, a living shark weapon, can fire and store different kinds of projectiles, which can be selected for each encounter. Combat also includes robots, androids and genetically modified animals. Rooms provide new upgrades, while a skill tree offers permanent improvements. Between attempts, resources can be spent on upgrades, and new allies and base options can be unlocked. A merchant offers items and drones. The story unfolds through character memories and conversations with NPCs, revealing more about the characters’ pasts and the mysterious world of Neon City.
How Cyberwar: Neon City plays
- 01Stored projectiles
- Blue can hold several shot types, allowing Printer to select a projectile for different combat situations.
- 02Between-run progression
- Resources can be spent between attempts to improve the character and unlock new allies and base options.
- 03Story through memories
- Character memories and conversations with NPCs provide information about the characters’ pasts and the world.
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LokinFor:Co-op horror groups who want to investigate anomalies togetherSkip if:Players who want constant forward progress may be frustrated when a wrong route returns them to the origin.Picked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Cyberwar: Neon City: platforms & release
Is Cyberwar: Neon City worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want combat built around choosing among stored projectile types. Skip it if: players seeking a single uninterrupted campaign may find the repeated returns to the start central to the structure.
Where can I download Cyberwar: Neon City?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cyberwar: Neon City's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cyberwar: Neon City on?
Windows only.
