Developer Ion Lands’ gorgeous delivery driving neo-noir thriller Cloudpunk is currently revving its engine (or whatever it is that futuristic flying cars use to get about the place) and readying to swerve onto Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Switch on 15th October.
Cloudpunk released on PC earlier this year, and immediately drew attention for its stunningly designed open-world playground, a vast rain-slicked metropolis shrouded in endless night and bathed in blazing neon that most definitely wouldn’t look out of place in Blade Runner.
The city, Nivalis, is the very recent home of protagonist Rania, and it’s up to players to whizz around the voxel world in her nippy flying HOVA car in a bid to complete jobs and survive her first night working for illicit delivery company Cloudpunk.
Developer Ion Lands’ gorgeous delivery driving neo-noir thriller Cloudpunk is currently revving its engine (or whatever it is that futuristic flying cars use to get about the place) and readying to swerve onto Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Switch on 15th October.Cloudpunk released on PC earlier this year, and immediately drew attention for its stunningly designed open-world playground, a vast rain-slicked metropolis shrouded in endless night and bathed in blazing neon that most definitely wouldn’t look out of place in Blade Runner.The city, Nivalis, is the very recent home of protagonist Rania, and it’s up to players to whizz around the voxel world in her nippy flying HOVA car in a bid to complete jobs and survive her first night working for illicit delivery company Cloudpunk.Read moreEurogamer.net
