CyberRush

I'm loving CyberRush. It's like a bizarre modern take on the old Tomy Racing Turbo dashboard game I grew up with as a kid except with guns, police, even a boss battle. I grew up with but with a cool cyberpunk setting, jumps, horizontal-moving obstacles, even a Wanted system and combat with police. Only 8 levels but very challenging and also has an endless mode. Addictive! It's a tough game - I haven't made it to the boss fight yet!

We played this game, yes we did... or rather played the first ten seconds of it, a lot ! Cyberrush – the turtle-headed, PC-struggling, retro-flavored digital fever dream you didn’t know you needed until now. In this gameplay commentary, we dive headfirst into a chaotic mix of “is it broken or is it brilliant?” as this wannabe-good PC game limps, stutters, and somehow still charms its way across the screen. Whether you're into retro-style games or just love watching weird, ambitious titles that trip over their own polygons, Cyberrush is a must-see mess. It’s like someone slapped a neon sticker on a floppy disk and said, “Let’s goooo!” Expect rough edges, moments of unexpected brilliance, and commentary that tries to make sense of it all—barely. Perfect for fans of both the golden age of PC gaming and modern indie chaos, this video delivers a hilarious yet honest look at a game that really wants to be good. Does it pull it off? You'll have to watch to find out. So, grab your snacks, fire up your CRTs or RGB-lit rigs, and come along for the ride. Subscribe for more wild dives into retro, indie, and modern gaming from someone who loves it all—even the janky bits. You can watch the…