Cloudpunk

Besides the pretty bad voice acting this game was pretty solid overall. I would recommend if you like these types of games.

The city is incredible

I feel so behind having played this game this year. At first I didn't think much more of it other than being a basic delivery driver game. But as the longer I played the more engrossed I became in the story. The voice acting is not perfect, but its good enough to keep me intrigued in the story. The lore and worldbuilding is very well-done to the point I found myself looking into the different organizations mentioned outside the main campaign. If you're looking for a cozy game where you want to give your brain a break, I HIGHLY recommend this to anyone. And that also includes the DLC where the voxel art, plot and character arcs are greatly improved upon.

A beautiful game where even the android and computer characters are rich and deep. The end feels complete. I really enjoyed playing this.

I wanna like it, but the voice acting is so corny I can't do it.

Such a mixed bag. The city is very well designed, one of the best out there. driving feels good. Everything else though? Voice acting for 90% of the cast ranges from 'mediocre' to 'awful', and you can only skip dialog when rooted in place so you're stuck listening unless you mute all the voices. There are food and drug vendors and NPC's to talk to all over the city (again with awful VAs), but none of it has any real effect outside of a few one-off tasks. The story is scattershot and abruptly comes to an end, your ending choice being made alongside a character you have never interacted or even heard about before. All this to say, if you want to experience driving/flying in a sprawling cyberpunk city then this is for you. If you expect a single thing more than that, you're going to be dissapointed.