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Top 150 best Steam games of all time tagged with Cyberpunk, according to gamer reviews.

Rank, title, date, tags, platforms and price Score Rating
8.66
97% 137,680 votes
8.41
97% 8,144 votes
8.36
96% 14,665 votes
8.27
98% 1,963 votes
8.25
96% 5,197 votes
8.22
94% 13,375 votes
8.21
95% 7,178 votes
8.17
96% 2,599 votes
8.11
94% 5,208 votes
8.09
94% 3,817 votes
8.09
97% 790 votes
8.05
95% 1,637 votes
8.04
95% 1,254 votes
7.89
91% 4,590 votes
7.86
92% 1,432 votes
7.84
91% 2,291 votes
7.82
89% 13,061 votes
7.69
93% 294 votes
7.65
97% 79 votes
7.65
89% 1,764 votes

Correlated tags

Correlation is how often another tag appears together with this tag. If one in every five games tagged with Cyberpunk is also tagged with a correlated tag, the correlated tag has 20% correlation. 100% correlation means the pair of tags always appear together.

Tags most frequently applied to the same games as Cyberpunk, with at least 15% correlation.

  1. Action 63%
  2. Sci-fi 52%
  3. Singleplayer 47%
  4. Indie 40%
  5. Futuristic 36%
  6. Adventure 36%
  7. 2D 32%
  8. 3D 31%
  9. Shooter 28%
  10. Casual 26%
  11. Atmospheric 25%
  12. Arcade 23%
  13. First-Person 22%
  14. Story Rich 22%
  15. Pixel Graphics 20%
  16. Colorful 19%
  17. RPG 18%
  18. Dystopian 17%
  19. Retro 17%
  20. Action-Adventure 15%
  21. Stylized 15%

The Cyberpunk tag refers to a genre of games that explore a futuristic setting characterized by advanced technology, dystopian societies, and a focus on the intersection of humanity and artificial intelligence. This genre takes inspiration from science fiction novels and movies like "Blade Runner" and "Neuromancer."

Cyberpunk games often depict a dark and gritty world where megacorporations hold immense power, while ordinary citizens struggle in oppressive urban environments. Key elements of the cyberpunk genre include:

  • High-Tech Low-Life In cyberpunk worlds, advanced technology coexists with widespread social inequality. The wealthy might have access to cutting-edge cybernetic enhancements, while others fall victim to poverty or become part of the criminal underbelly.
  • Cybernetics and Augmentations Players often have opportunities to enhance their characters with cybernetic implants or upgrades that provide new abilities or improve existing ones.
  • Hacking and Information Warfare Cybersecurity plays a major role in these games. Players may engage in hacking mini-games or employ their skills to manipulate systems crucial to the plot.
  • Dystopian Cityscapes The settings are typically large urban environments with towering skyscrapers, neon lights, crowded streets, crime-infested alleyways, and intrusive surveillance systems.
  • Moral AmbiguityIn many cyberpunk games, players navigate morally complex choices where there are no clear-cut heroes or villains. They must decide which alliances to form and take actions that could lead them further into corruption or rebellion against oppressive forces.

Some notable examples of Cyberpunk-themed games include:

  • Deus Ex Series These games blend first-person shooter gameplay with RPG elements, allowing players to explore a cyberpunk world and make choices that determine the outcome of the story.
  • Cyberpunk 2077 Developed by CD Projekt Red, this highly anticipated game immerses players in a vast open-world setting called Night City, where they can experience the life of a mercenary in a dystopian future.
  • Observer This atmospheric horror game from Bloober Team puts players in the role of a futuristic detective who can hack into people's minds to solve crimes and uncover dark secrets.

Cyberpunk games offer an intriguing blend of futuristic technology, social commentary, and exploration of ethical dilemmas. They provide an immersive and often thought-provoking experience where players can marvel at technological advancements while questioning their impact on society.

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