If you’re still on the fence, read on and see why I personally loved this casual delivery simulation adventure game…ĭespite wanting to move up in the world, the job she’s managed to land is working for the ‘not-so-legal’ delivery company known as Cloudpunk, a job which entails delivering parcels without questioning why or what’s in them.
So, does flying through a floating set of mini-districts in a neon-filled cyberpunk futuristic city sound exciting to you? How about being chased by rogue cops, escaping exploding packages, and safely delivering parcels regardless of the moral implications? If so, you may as well just buy the game right now.
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It came out originally on PC in April 2020, but I’ve been playing it on the PS4 as it landed on consoles last week and I’ve found it very hard to put down since. Merge Games are handling the console ports, releasing the game digitally, physically, and as part of their unique Signature Editions (which I’ll get into later on). If you’ve not heard of the developer before I wouldn’t blame you, it seems like this is their first game and it’s going to leave an incredible first impression on all who play it.
This week I had a chance to play through Cloudpunk, a FedEx-like delivery simulation game set within a neon-noir dystopian future filled with cyberpunk aesthetics, androids, and a city with a mysterious secret.Ĭloudpunk was developed by ION LANDS, a German indie developer based in Berlin.
However, thanks to the popularity of Death Stranding, it seems people are more open to the idea of performing mundane day-to-day tasks as long as it’s held together with an interesting story and a fascinating environment. Once upon a time, the thought of simulating delivering packages from one place to another wouldn’t really appeal to most people outside of fans of the simulation genre.
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