Cyberpunk Girls

[b]Cyberpunk of the junkie be like.[/b] Everything here is bad. From boring dialogues with creepy girls to the gameplay across locations. Enemies won't die from one bullet—it takes several shots, artificially dragging out the playthrough. Another huge downside is that while the game has in-game achievements, but there aren't any in Steam. And the cherry on top - the gallery. Or rather, the lack of one. Yep, this game has absolutely no 18+ content. Wasting time here is completely pointless. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

A porn game with no porn, no achievements, no decent characters and story.

Poorly drawn, handles bad and has terrible camera angles. This is probably on of the worst games on Steam.

garbage

Cyberpunk Girls is a small, experimental indie game from Romantic Room that combines top-down shooting with visual novel storytelling and a heavy dose of neon-drenched style. Set in the futuristic city of Oplot in the year 2169, the game positions itself as both an action shooter and a character-driven story, with romance elements layered in to give the chaos some emotional texture. It is not a conventional cyberpunk experience in the vein of sprawling RPGs; instead, it focuses on bite-sized combat encounters punctuated by dialogue and narrative interludes that highlight the lives of the women at the center of the story. This unusual structure sets it apart, though it also creates an experience that feels fragmented, with sudden shifts in tone between the violent firefights and the softer personal moments. The combat side of Cyberpunk Girls is simple, fast, and intentionally exaggerated. It plays out like a stripped-down arcade shooter: you face waves of enemies, pick up futuristic weapons, and blast through encounters that rely more on reflexes and persistence than on elaborate strategies. Battles are quick bursts of action, filled with bright effects and plenty of blood, giving …

Terrible