Cloudpunk

Cloudpunk, also known as Cloudpunk: The Delivery Game, puts you in the shoes of Rania, a rookie courier zipping through a neon-lit city called Nivalis. It’s a mix of exploration, narrative choice, and a bit of urban mystery. Ever wonder what it’s like to deliver packages in a flying car? Here’s your chance to find out. The city is full of characters, secrets, and some odd requests that make the job more than just “pick up and drop off.” Curious yet?

What’s Cloudpunk about?

Think of it as a delivery adventure with a cyberpunk twist. You navigate Nivalis by foot or flying car, meet a bunch of quirky people—some shady, some just plain weird—and decide how your story unfolds. It’s not a shoot-’em-up or a racing game, so don’t expect speed runs or epic battles. Instead, it’s about soaking in the atmosphere and making choices that actually affect the city’s vibe.

Key Features

• Explore voxel-style landscapes from streets to rooftops
• Drive a flying car to deliver mysterious packages
• Interact with unique NPCs—from gang leaders to androids
• Make decisions that impact the city and the story
• Switch between third-person and isometric views
• Free to download—because free stuff is always nice

Why play Cloudpunk?

Ever lost yourself wandering a city in a game, just soaking in the vibe? Cloudpunk nails that feeling. The story isn’t groundbreaking but it’s enough to keep you curious. Need a challenge? Maybe not here. But if you want a chill ride through a futuristic drop-off gig—with a few surprises along the way—you’ll probably enjoy this.

Gameplay and style

The controls are straightforward. Walk or fly your way around the city. Your deliveries unlock bits of the plot, but you’re free to explore and chat with just about anyone. Heads up: some side jobs get a little weird—lesson learned: always carry a spare sword? Well, not really, but you get the idea.

Final thoughts

Cloudpunk isn’t about crazy action or giant boss fights. It’s a low-key dive into a neon city with a story that moves at its own pace. If you like narrative-driven games with a twist and don’t mind a little slower burn, it’s worth checking out. Oh, and did I mention? It’s free to download. So why not give it a spin?