CyberCorp

【Game Introduction】

From Developer

Brutal top-down loot shooter. Similar games can be counted on one hand, as action games typically fall into the first-person or third-person perspective genres.

I tried to make something similar to The Division, Warframe or Destiny but on a smaller scale and from a top-down perspective, I played this game for hundreds of hours so that affected the development process :)

My game encourages an aggressive and push-forward playstyle, allowing you to combine various techniques and create impressive equipment-based combos.

Everyone can create their own build, whether it's close combat, skills, or long-range sniping. If you enjoy top-down action games with diverse loot, then CyberCorp is exactly what you need.

You are a CyberCorp fighter. In your hands lies a unique and dangerous technology - the Synth, a remotely controlled combat shell.

Are you ready to take your weapon and return order to the streets of the city?

Flexible progression system

Upgrade your equipment using a card-based system of weapon and armor enhancements. Build and customize to match your playstyle.

Multiplayer

Play story and side missions with friends or random players. Equip smart and make builds for multiplauer combos.

Slums, factories, laboratories, elite residential complex

Complete missions in various locations, explore the city of the future. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of cyberpunk.

Fast paced gameplay

Defend objects, hack security systems, capture control points, and uncover hidden items.

Loot shooter

Choose your difficulty level and get the rewards. There's something for those who seek a more casual experience or a hardcore challenge.

Procedural level generation

Map, enemies, loot, encounters, weather, boss, reward are all randomized each run.

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【Configuration Requirements】

Requires 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7 (64-bit)
CPU: Intel Celeron / AMD Phenom
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD 4000 / Radeon R3
Storage: Need 6 GB Available space