Cyberscape

Cyberscape (2026)

AtomicTorch Studio · April 13, 2026 · First-Person, Boomer Shooter, Character Customization, FPS, Cyberpunk

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$14.99
lowest tracked $11.99
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Cyberscape price by region

Cyberscape costs £13.75 in the United Kingdom, $14.99 in the United States, $14.99 in Georgia (USD), €15.49 in Europe (EUR), CA$17.99 in Canada, A$20.95 in Australia, NZ$23.49 in New Zealand, R$53.49 in Brazil and zł62.99 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Cyberscape offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £13.75 £13.75 — 1
United Statesyour region $14.99 $14.99 — 1
Georgia (USD) $14.99 $14.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €15.49 €15.49 — 1
Canada CA$17.99 CA$17.99 — 1
Australia A$20.95 A$20.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$23.49 NZ$23.49 — 1
Brazil R$53.49 R$53.49 — 1
Poland zł62.99 zł62.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Cyberscape

Cyberscape is a single-player FPS with RPG elements set entirely aboard a massive space station. Inspired by the deliberate pacing and mechanical depth of classic 90s shooters, the game focuses on exploration, character progression, and tactical combat within a single interconnected environment.The station is owned and controlled by a ruthless corporate Syndicate that treats people as expendable assets and ethics as optional expenses. Behind polished executive decks and carefully worded public statements, the Syndicate is pursuing projects that were never meant to withstand scrutiny.Your objective is simple: infiltrate the station and put an end to it.

Features

  • Multiple playable operatives - each with unique strengths, limitations, and playstyle implications
  • Large hand-crafted levels - massive multi-level maps with multiple routes, hidden paths, unexpected dangers
  • Skill progression - earn EXP and improve the abilities you actually rely on
  • Tactical combat - choose an appropriate tool for the job
  • Immersive elements - crawlspaces, keycard-gated areas, breakable walls, secret levels
  • Varied enemy design - soldiers, mutants, drones, automated defenses, security cameras, experimental threats
  • Meaningful replayability - different character builds unlock different playstyles
  • Exploration - your map of the station is filled automatically as you explore
  • Stealth mechanics - loud solutions tend to escalate things
  • No hand-holding - the game respects your intelligence, like in the good old days

Modding

Cyberscape ships with the same tools used to build the game.
  • Integrated level and scenario editor
  • Fully data-driven architecture for all game content
  • Steam Workshop support from day one
  • Support for everything from small balance tweaks to total conversions
Modding is not an afterthought. It is part of the design.

About the Team

Cyberscape is developed by AtomicTorch Studio, an independent team with over a decade of experience building games on Steam. Known for CryoFall and VoidExpanse, the studio focuses on deep, open-ended mechanics, technical robustness, and long-term value and replayability.

Cyberscape — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 1, 2026
Finally someone saw the potential and brought back Zero Tolerance! Games like this is what the industry should be about. Not just bringing back a classic but making it intuitive and better in everyway... except for the "shotgun collected" voice... The Sega Genesis did better in that department Lol I can't believe this game exists! I was always a huge fan of the original game on the Sega Genesis. I still remember the commercial Lol. If you're a Zero Tolerance fan, you're going to love this game! Zero Tolerance was a flawed game but the people who played it back then still remember it for its unique atmosphere and feeling. It was actually a really fun game... but takes a nose dive after about the first 10 levels or so. I'm glad someone took that concept and made it better. Adding RPG elements would've also been a great addition to the original game so Cyberscape is an improvement on so many levels. Well worth the $11.99 I paid. One of the best things I've seen all year. I can't wait for Cyberscape 2! It would be nice if Cyberscape 2 had Living Quarters throughout the Station for NPCs. In these areas there would be Shops to Buy items and Facilities to learn and Upgrade Skills. …
8 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 7, 2026
You want a retro FPS? [i][b]Like Doom?[/b][/i] No, the other retro FPS [i][b]Like Marathon?[/b][/i] No, the other [i]other[/i] retro FPS. Stuff that resembles titles on 16 bit consoles or later home micros like the Amiga or Atari ST. [i][b]*blank look*[/b][/i] Ok, I guess the appeal is limited. Cyberscape is niche. It steps past the usual suspects that you would get on PC and goes even further back to systems that, on paper, really, really should not have been getting a first person perspective shooter with 3D (or even psydo-3D) worlds. The kind of ambitious titles that would push CPUs like the 68000 to the absolute limits of what they were capable of. From the perspective of PC players of the time, they just seemed like poor facsimiles of their far more capable hardware. Yet, inside those old titles were usually oddly fascinating, working in circles where the traditional design concepts were not set and tended to use alternative logic to the mainstream of the time. Cyberscape taps into that niche. Its alternative logic makes it a genuinely fascinating experience, and as such is the kind of title that should be looked at by the more curious of folks. Bear in mind though this game…
6 found this helpful
Recommended Jun 7, 2026
9/10 Feels like old school game with modern features. Сlassic and cool gameplay. Its like you dream game from your 10th birthday. Great level editor. Very nostalgic. ratbombs ᓚᘏᕐᐷ forever in my heart <3<3<3<3 ᓚᘏᕐᐷᓚᘏᕐᐷᓚᘏᕐᐷᓚᘏᕐᐷ <3<3<3<3
4 found this helpful
Recommended Jul 12, 2026
The age of the Zero Tolerance-like is upon us.
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 6, 2026
This game is a love letter to Marathon, DeusEx, and Dark Forces/Doom, this is possibly one of the top FPSs I have played all year. I recommend this without reservation.
Recommended Aug 29, 2026
If you want to have a short round of a gameplay, just come home after a long day and shoot some aliens, this is perfect. It is a solid game with good mechanics. I played through this game in a few hours on a normal difficulty, but I am sure, it can take much longer if you look for all the secrets. Good things: 1. Good weapons that feel strong and I was using all of them depending on the situation, love it. 2. Easy to understand skill tree that is mostly very useful. 3. Versatile amount of enemies where each enemy can be handled with different weapons in a better way. 4. Fluent, well build maps with nice secrets and mostly good placement of enemies. 5. Just the right amount of ammunition so that you are required to use all weapons. 6. Bosses are fun. 7. I really like the art style of the game, that is a big plus from my side 8. It is just great way to spend a bit of time in a day, just turn on the game, play 30 minutes and play again the next time, its great. Bad things: 1. Cannot think of anything

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