Dynopunk
Tomato Fantasy Games · 2023 · Crafting, Visual Novel, Management, Dinosaurs, Life Sim
PC
Very Positive93% · 447
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About Dynopunk
Dynopunk is an ironic adventure set in a cyberpunk world where dinosaurkind has replaced humanity. Run a repair shop, fix gadgets, find a personalized approach to every customer by offering them beverages and having deep heart-to-heart conversations. All to sort out your private life and chase your ultimate dream!
Imagine that a meteor had never struck the Earth, so the dinosaurs did not go extinct but continued to evolve. Now, millions of years later, they inhabit high-tech megalopolises. One such dino is Chris, a repair shop owner who dreams of building a Time Machine to travel to the past and find true love, because he is the last remaining T-Rex on the planet!
Meet Cyberpunk Dinosaurs
Enjoy pixel art that pays homage to 1990s retro games. Meet a cast of memorable characters from an alternative future where predatory, carnivorous dinosaurs have come to rule the world. Relax to the sound of a Lo-fi soundtrack as you progress through the story and make plot-altering decisions.
Fix Gadgets
Elicit relevant information from your clients to find the source of the problem and fix their gadgets. Perform your work neatly and carefully — your income depends on it.
Chat up the Customers
Strike up heart-to-heart conversations with customers and offer them a beverage to their liking. A glass of cool fizz or a cup of hot coffee increases your chances of getting tips.
Follow the Dream
You play as the last surviving T-Rex on Earth, trying to build a Time Machine and travel to the past to find true love. Will this dream ever come true?
Features:
Imagine that a meteor had never struck the Earth, so the dinosaurs did not go extinct but continued to evolve. Now, millions of years later, they inhabit high-tech megalopolises. One such dino is Chris, a repair shop owner who dreams of building a Time Machine to travel to the past and find true love, because he is the last remaining T-Rex on the planet!
Meet Cyberpunk Dinosaurs
Enjoy pixel art that pays homage to 1990s retro games. Meet a cast of memorable characters from an alternative future where predatory, carnivorous dinosaurs have come to rule the world. Relax to the sound of a Lo-fi soundtrack as you progress through the story and make plot-altering decisions.
Fix Gadgets
Elicit relevant information from your clients to find the source of the problem and fix their gadgets. Perform your work neatly and carefully — your income depends on it.
Chat up the Customers
Strike up heart-to-heart conversations with customers and offer them a beverage to their liking. A glass of cool fizz or a cup of hot coffee increases your chances of getting tips.
Follow the Dream
You play as the last surviving T-Rex on Earth, trying to build a Time Machine and travel to the past to find true love. Will this dream ever come true?
Features:
- A branching story, driven by conversations with the customers and the quality of your repairs.
- Great opportunity to exchange pleasantries with a quirky assistant — a talking printer that enjoys teasing Chris about his little arms and likes to give questionable business advice.
- Drink-serving simulator, which affects not only the customers' mood but also the size of your tip.
- Original, 1980s-inspired Lo-fi soundtrack! Pour yourself a cup of hot tea, then sit back, relax, and get immersed in the story.
- A variety of interesting characters that will pay a visit to your repair shop. Each of them comes with unique traits, dreams, and a personal story that can be influenced by player choice.
- Dialogues full of irony, jokes, references, and Easter eggs to cheer you up!
- Pixelated graphics inspired by 1990s retro gaming.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'm a furry so I was immediately hooked into the demo for this game, where I have more game hours on. I just got to Day 7 in the game during the Science Fair. I love all the characters, esp that hot dino chick with her broken nic vape from Day 5. I assume choices in the game you make do actually matter because of the mood meter. From how long I've played, it seems that the current mood of the character carries on into the following days. Very, very immersive for a visual novel. I like that this "novel" actually has real gameplay where you fix broken items. I've played MANY, MANY furry visual novels like Repeat, Echo, Nekojishi, Tennis Aces, Khemia, Adastra, Sileo, After Class, Major/Minor, Amorous, Blackgate, Extracurricular Activities, Forest Of Love by Carrot, and Hayseed Knight. All of those other games do not have a "gameplay loop" like this one does. And the few furry visual novels that do have some kinda gameplay are all just pointless mini-games. Dynopunk has a literal gameplay loop with fixing broken electronics that loops every in-game day and I really, really appreciate that. And there's a money system that allows you to use what you earned during the in-game day to up…2 found this helpful
I enjoyed my time this game, I think you should play it. I don't think this game is very good and is entirely carried by it's graphics and characters. All the characters are very fun and pretty well written even if they don't have the most depth and their issues are solved a little too quickly and easily. But it's nice to have to do things like snap your friend out of making a stupid decision or help a rich kid realize that all his friends are using him for money. This excludes the main character Chris who is one of the most infuriating stupid protagonists I have ever had to deal with, this guy is in his 20s and is only now realizing that mixed race couples can be a thing. He's insanely delusional and it seems like no matter what you can't snap him out of his stupid time machine thing until the very last important decision in the game, despite some what some earlier options say. I appreciate the attempt of making a character so blinded by grief but it is really not handled too well. The time machine in general is just super nonsensical and takes me out of the game every single time it's brought up. The game's description really doesn't lie when it says that it has cyberpunk aes…1 found this helpful
10/10 After a wonderful time with the demo, I decided to try the full game, and it was great. Insane twists and turns, difficult choices, and an amazing story. Probably one of my favorite games with plenty of replay value.
Gone blind on this one and don't regret it. I was expecting a repair shop management type of deal and while it's still there it's on the light side of things. The writing is strong and characters are fun and engaging, not all of them but the ones the hit, at least for me, hit hard. I do recommend this one even if the writing can fell a bit bloated and the pacing gets a bit stretched at times. Give it a try if you want something cozy to pass the time
What a great journey. Memorable, fun characters, good music, and good writing. I loved every minute of this and chuckled a lot.
Not bad. Solid game mechanics and a cool art style. The writing is a bit clunky at times, though.
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