This took way too long to make. If you liked it please like and share, it would mean the world and if you hated it please send it to all your friends to laugh at it. Love you all, Happy Holidays!
You got an automatic Like for including _The Shockwave Rider,_ by John Brunner in the books category. Although beyond the scope of this video, I wish you would've mentioned that it is a novel take on the _Future Shock,_ by Alvin Toffler.
Syndicate and Flashback are my most rememberable and favorite old games of this style so it was great to see them highlighted. I will have to check out some of these others as well
My mans back. Fucking great video fam, I think you're one of the only people on the platform investing in the history of gaming so that more people might understand it and know where the industry came from and where we're at now. Top tier shit fam, can't wait for more
Happy to see another "A Brief History"! I never read "do androids dream of electric sheep" but the title stuck with me for the longest time, before I found out about Bladerunner, Cyberpunk, Ghost in the Shell and all the games the genre inspired. Such a catchy title, but I was never into Science Fiction novels, I believe it works much better in a visual medium, I played most of the games you included in the "Cyberpunk Renaissance", the indie ones were all great!
I agree, sci-fi novels are good, but movies and games really drive home the wild ideas of cyberpunk. I played a few of the newer titles, I'm definitely excited to try the others I've mentioned. Thanks for the view and comments my friend!
This was an awesome video. I really enjoy seeing these history lessons in a specific genre/theme. It put me in the mood to play some cyberpunk games! Brb I'll be over here infiltrating and hacking in Satellite Reign.
You missed Omikron: The Nomad Soul. Quantic Dream's first game (the developers of Heavy Rain, Detroid: Become Human etc.) released in 1999. It takes place in a sprawling Cyberpunk metropolis and also deals with themes like the essence of humanity, transferable consciousness and others. It's a crime investigative thriller with action elements.
To be fair there are a LOT of Cyberpunk games, there were a lot that were missed, like all of the Terminator games for example of which there are a lot, but yeah Omikron probably deserved a mention.
Ps one ghost in the shell would be my holy graill to acquire someday. It was on a demo disc way back in the 90's and i became obsessed with ghost in the shell later in my life. Gits in general is so awesome.
Surprised you did not include Omikron: The Nomad Soul - featuring David Bowie playing David Bowie!. Coming from the same Studio that made Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls/Fahrenheit and Detroit: Become Human. Detroit and Omikron being the most Cyberpunk games on the list. Great video, really informative, and you put a lot of stuff on my list of gotta get to.
I'll be honest, I never really thought I'd played many Cyberpunk games (didn't really know what defined it though either) but wow... I've played a hell of a lot of these games! I think I love Cyberpunk 😂 Great video mate, the editing on this bad boy is slick as hell and the subject is truly compelling, well done. As for suggestions... I mean you could always stick with the punk theme and maybe take a peak at some Steampunk?
Steampunk is an interesting idea, I don't know many steampunk games off the top of my head tbh. I'll have to research that haha. Thanks for the support my dude
@@MrHammers Some Steampunk titles I'm aware of: - Dishonored series - The Order: 1886 - Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magic Obscura - Thief series - Bioshock series - Fable 2 and 3 - the Alice games - some of the Final Fantasy games
Learning a lot of cool looking games here and some underrated gems that I've know about. Remember me is pretty good so it's good to see it get a shout out.
A lot of these games I've wanted to check out. 2064: Read Only Memories was one I had never heard of, but the soundtrack alone has made me want to check it out. 21:12 is a track from the OST
Neocron made me fall in love with Post-Apoc, Cyberpunk and MMO genres. It was my first introduction to each genre. I miss the game, and I know you can still play it, but is not the same as it was in it's prime.
I was having trouble remembering syndicate [wars]. Sweet. Now I can look it up on the raspberry pi. Glad your channel popped back up on my feed.been subbed but it just disappears unless I go looking.
Good video. But... background music is too loud -- hard to hear your voice clearly sometimes. And those *beep* sounds when you mention some author etc are wayyyy too loud. Overall the video could use some of volume normalization and compression and boost. It would help tremendously... Keep up good work. Cheers.
Another awesome part of the cyberpunk genre is the show, Altered Carbon. It came out in Netflix and is an amazing show that I think rivals that of Blade Runner.
Does Altered Carbon not count either? Seeing as it’s a couple years later. Blade Runner/Alter Carbon and Cyberpunk itself (any form) is the best I’ve seen from the genre. It’d be cool if CP made DLC to the first 2 I mentioned.
Sega Genesis/MegaDrive version of Shadowrun, which is COMPLETELY different and only the same game in name only, is by far the MOST superior Shadowrun game made but sadly is never mentioned while the great BUT inferior SNES version is always in videos. The Sega version (Not port as its a different game) is most like its pen and paper counterpart and the hacking in cyberspace transforms the game into something else. While the game is a top down, action RPG, when in cyberspace it becomes a 3rd person action strategy. What makes this game so much fun is that outside of doing Johnson Runs (Fixers in Cyberpunk) you can randomly hack into the Net and get into random systems where you can collect random data and sell it or randomly hack into a bank (that you didn't know until the hack was successful) and collect money. You can also hack into closed systems when you do runs that have you enter Corpo buildings and if you choose to, hack into consoles and get into their systems. For a Genesis/Mega Drive game, this was packed FULL of content. Shadowrun and D&D: Warriors of the Eternal Sun are easily my two favorite games for the Genesis that are so different from any RPG that is on that system
@@MrHammers YOU. HAVE. TO. PLAY. IT. Or at the very least, watch a lets play. Its such a darker, not family friendly game. Also, Play Warriors of the Eternal Sun too.
"MrHammers" nails it again, great CP2077 Lore. I do.own a copy of Cyberpunk 2077 since it's release & if CDProjektRedl would of took the time needed to perfect the game. This game would been knock GTA out the water......even Saint's Row couldn't touch Cyberpunk.💯♥️♦️♣️🖤❤♥️
just wanna point out that the first deus ex is not cyberpunk its more realistic than people realize. first encounter with the "terrorist" up top the starting area is telling you 100% truth. Ross game dungeon deus ex goes into depth there
I know it’s a hot button topic but trans-humanism and bio-horror is an undeniable aspect of the cyberpunk genre. I feel like the biohorror aspect has been underplayed in recent year because of obvious social issues
Cool video. Even though cyberpunk 2077 failed to live up to the hype, I think the core themes of the genre will be here to stay in media as long as it reflects aspects of reality for the majority of people.
The first system shock is the second best cyberpunk game behind Deus Ex. System shock 2 was good but leans more towards general science fiction rather than true cyberpunk.
First, let me say I'm going to watch your other videos based on the strength of this one. However, this will probably be very unpopular here, but I think this video would have been a little better if you didn't mention so many games and been a little more discriminating in what you mentioned. It's still a good video and I'm going to check out your other stuff.
Drug on very long. Title should be “I name 5000 cyberpunk inspired video games since 1982 and read 3 sentences about it until you’re bored.” Love your content but this format should change !
I'd say at least half of these aren't in the Cyberpunk genre or at the very least are reaching pretty hard. Love the channel but why not just make a video of half the length using 'pure' examples instead of including every single title that has ever had a CP influence?
The matrix is absolutely not cyberpunk in any way what so ever it is a post apocalyptic scifi dystopia but lacks so many variables that would make it cyberpunk and i have no idea why you thought it would be cyberpunk
"In anyway whatsoever" lol You mean other than the fact "The Matrix" itself is inspired by Neuromancer and Netrunning? It's not strictly cyberpunk, but it is heavily inspired by the themes and has plenty of cyberpunk elements, worthy of being included in the list.
"MrHammers" nails it again, great CP2077 Lore. I do.own a copy of Cyberpunk 2077 since it's release & if CDProjektRedl would of took the time needed to perfect the game. This game would been knock GTA out the water......even Saint's Row couldn't touch Cyberpunk.💯♥️♦️♣️🖤❤♥️
This took way too long to make. If you liked it please like and share, it would mean the world and if you hated it please send it to all your friends to laugh at it. Love you all, Happy Holidays!
Absolutely great video :)
Thank you! 😊
One not mentioned is Perfect Dark off N64. I played that so much, I was obsessed.
You got an automatic Like for including _The Shockwave Rider,_ by John Brunner in the books category. Although beyond the scope of this video, I wish you would've mentioned that it is a novel take on the _Future Shock,_ by Alvin Toffler.
This is an underrated channel
Fasho
hella
You're an underrated camel
You're an uncle labeled mammal
Actually this is a lump of potato bananas
This is a top tier channel in the making. Your videos are always very well made with high effort and you speak concisely
Damn that intro was like a TV show intro!! We was not ready for that level of quality.
Lmao thanks homie, glad it turned out alright
Dude, you put so much effort into your videos, you deserve so much more subs!
Thanks dude, appreciate it 😊
Incredible work! thanks a lot, man.
Syndicate and Flashback are my most rememberable and favorite old games of this style so it was great to see them highlighted. I will have to check out some of these others as well
My mans back.
Fucking great video fam, I think you're one of the only people on the platform investing in the history of gaming so that more people might understand it and know where the industry came from and where we're at now.
Top tier shit fam, can't wait for more
Thanks homie. Much appreciated, trying to keep the ball rolling on some content haha one of these days I'll take on a multi-hour epic haha
Happy to see another "A Brief History"! I never read "do androids dream of electric sheep" but the title stuck with me for the longest time, before I found out about Bladerunner, Cyberpunk, Ghost in the Shell and all the games the genre inspired. Such a catchy title, but I was never into Science Fiction novels, I believe it works much better in a visual medium, I played most of the games you included in the "Cyberpunk Renaissance", the indie ones were all great!
I agree, sci-fi novels are good, but movies and games really drive home the wild ideas of cyberpunk. I played a few of the newer titles, I'm definitely excited to try the others I've mentioned. Thanks for the view and comments my friend!
@Mr Mad Philosopher good point from both of you some people capture the text and understand better that way and others really enjoy the visual aspect
Great video sir!!!
...now we need a new Judge Dredd game like the first movie : )
This was an awesome video. I really enjoy seeing these history lessons in a specific genre/theme. It put me in the mood to play some cyberpunk games! Brb I'll be over here infiltrating and hacking in Satellite Reign.
Thank you! Happy hacking!
"It's still the climax of its genre."
Hoo boy, Hammers of the past... Do I have bad news.
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I'm surprised this channel as of rn has only 9 thousand subs, I'm glad Im here to help raise you to 10 thousand. And one day a million.
You missed Omikron: The Nomad Soul. Quantic Dream's first game (the developers of Heavy Rain, Detroid: Become Human etc.) released in 1999. It takes place in a sprawling Cyberpunk metropolis and also deals with themes like the essence of humanity, transferable consciousness and others. It's a crime investigative thriller with action elements.
To be fair there are a LOT of Cyberpunk games, there were a lot that were missed, like all of the Terminator games for example of which there are a lot, but yeah Omikron probably deserved a mention.
What a well made video! Glad I've found this channel
Thanks my friend
Highly underrated channel
Ps one ghost in the shell would be my holy graill to acquire someday. It was on a demo disc way back in the 90's and i became obsessed with ghost in the shell later in my life. Gits in general is so awesome.
My dad worked as a mapper for dystopia! It's cool to see it here
Surprised you did not include Omikron: The Nomad Soul - featuring David Bowie playing David Bowie!. Coming from the same Studio that made Heavy Rain/Beyond Two Souls/Fahrenheit and Detroit: Become Human. Detroit and Omikron being the most Cyberpunk games on the list. Great video, really informative, and you put a lot of stuff on my list of gotta get to.
You deserve more subs bro
You mentioned SNES Shadowrun!
I fucking love you. More people should know about that game, it's fantastic.
Amen Shadowrunner! I really want a modern remake for consoles
Ever since a kid I've always loved cyberpunk . And now I listen to synthwave which reminds me of it . A new System Shock game would be amazing
I'll be honest, I never really thought I'd played many Cyberpunk games (didn't really know what defined it though either) but wow... I've played a hell of a lot of these games! I think I love Cyberpunk 😂 Great video mate, the editing on this bad boy is slick as hell and the subject is truly compelling, well done. As for suggestions... I mean you could always stick with the punk theme and maybe take a peak at some Steampunk?
Steampunk is an interesting idea, I don't know many steampunk games off the top of my head tbh. I'll have to research that haha. Thanks for the support my dude
@@MrHammers Some Steampunk titles I'm aware of:
- Dishonored series
- The Order: 1886
- Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magic Obscura
- Thief series
- Bioshock series
- Fable 2 and 3
- the Alice games
- some of the Final Fantasy games
Learning a lot of cool looking games here and some underrated gems that I've know about. Remember me is pretty good so it's good to see it get a shout out.
A lot of these games I've wanted to check out. 2064: Read Only Memories was one I had never heard of, but the soundtrack alone has made me want to check it out. 21:12 is a track from the OST
@@MrHammers I'll have to check out the whole ost then I like a good ost
Neocron made me fall in love with Post-Apoc, Cyberpunk and MMO genres. It was my first introduction to each genre. I miss the game, and I know you can still play it, but is not the same as it was in it's prime.
I was having trouble remembering syndicate [wars].
Sweet.
Now I can look it up on the raspberry pi.
Glad your channel popped back up on my feed.been subbed but it just disappears unless I go looking.
anyone remember megarace? man that game blew me away when i was a kid and had that cyberpunk vibe even though it was a racing game.
ok but what are those trailers from
like 14:25
I loved this video
Dex came out of nowhere and is surprisingly good. Nice deus ex influence.
Great channel. Great work. Great video. Also like the game SiN.
I really don’t get why this video has only 3000 views??? Great vid
You should do a brief history of Steampunk as well!!
That's a good idea!
Great Channel!
Thanks!
Amazing content excellent video
Great video mate! Was super interesting and I didn't realise how many fucking cyberpunk games there was. Loved it!
There is so many more I couldn't even fathom getting to. It's a pretty broad genre, I tried to cover as many unique titles as I could
@@MrHammers well you did a bloody ripper job
Great video!
Thank you!
Good video. But... background music is too loud -- hard to hear your voice clearly sometimes. And those *beep* sounds when you mention some author etc are wayyyy too loud. Overall the video could use some of volume normalization and compression and boost. It would help tremendously... Keep up good work. Cheers.
Another awesome part of the cyberpunk genre is the show, Altered Carbon. It came out in Netflix and is an amazing show that I think rivals that of Blade Runner.
I loved it! I've read the book as well, very good stuff.
prey 2006 was more of a shooter than immersive sim, and more apocalyptic sci-fi than cyberpunk, but still a fun game :)
2064 ROM is one of my fav games no lie
There's a game that's known as a Hardcore Cyberpunk,
E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy
Almost finished playing Shadowrun on SNES, looking for my next fix
Does Altered Carbon not count either? Seeing as it’s a couple years later. Blade Runner/Alter Carbon and Cyberpunk itself (any form) is the best I’ve seen from the genre. It’d be cool if CP made DLC to the first 2 I mentioned.
I always thought of Watch Dogs as a world at the beginning of becoming a Cyberpunk world.
Definitely a realistic step forward from the world today
I honestly thought William Gibson coined the term Cyberpunk. I'm glad I've learnt something.
He coined the term 'cyberspace'
Cloudpunk ia another cyberpunk game where you are a futuristic cab driver using a hover car in a dystopian city
Hold up. Mirror's Edge Catalyst was very specifically made to be a reboot/prequel to the first game, it is NOT a sequel
Yeah, you are correct
how tf is it a prequel, ME1 was very near future
Sega Genesis/MegaDrive version of Shadowrun, which is COMPLETELY different and only the same game in name only, is by far the MOST superior Shadowrun game made but sadly is never mentioned while the great BUT inferior SNES version is always in videos. The Sega version (Not port as its a different game) is most like its pen and paper counterpart and the hacking in cyberspace transforms the game into something else. While the game is a top down, action RPG, when in cyberspace it becomes a 3rd person action strategy. What makes this game so much fun is that outside of doing Johnson Runs (Fixers in Cyberpunk) you can randomly hack into the Net and get into random systems where you can collect random data and sell it or randomly hack into a bank (that you didn't know until the hack was successful) and collect money. You can also hack into closed systems when you do runs that have you enter Corpo buildings and if you choose to, hack into consoles and get into their systems.
For a Genesis/Mega Drive game, this was packed FULL of content. Shadowrun and D&D: Warriors of the Eternal Sun are easily my two favorite games for the Genesis that are so different from any RPG that is on that system
Damn, good to know! Didn't even look up the sega genesis version as I thought it was just a port
@@MrHammers YOU. HAVE. TO. PLAY. IT. Or at the very least, watch a lets play. Its such a darker, not family friendly game.
Also, Play Warriors of the Eternal Sun too.
"MrHammers" nails it again, great CP2077 Lore. I do.own a copy of Cyberpunk 2077 since it's release & if CDProjektRedl would of took the time needed to perfect the game. This game would been knock GTA out the water......even Saint's Row couldn't touch Cyberpunk.💯♥️♦️♣️🖤❤♥️
Thank you bro, I appreciate all your love on the videos
@@MrHammers Anytime !
Can't say I've ever literally stepped in to a computer game characters shoes before.
i am reallt surprised you dodnt mention Omikron, the cyberpunk david cage game with david bowie. I think it was the first opwn wirld cybperunk game
What if i say, that our society is really close to a cyberpunk one?
what about project snowblind
I´d add Project snowblind (2005) and Hard reset (2011).
a patent for VR headset was made in the 60s
whats that video from at 0:23
Ghost in the shell if I'm not mistaken
If prey 2 2012 not here ima throw a fit xD
just wanna point out that the first deus ex is not cyberpunk its more realistic than people realize. first encounter with the "terrorist" up top the starting area is telling you 100% truth. Ross game dungeon deus ex goes into depth there
...Perfect Dark
armored core would fall under cyberpunk as well
Ofcourse you had to choose the "what a rotten way to die" Clip XD
YES! Prob my favorite line from that game. *lip smack* "What a rotten way to die" Kills me every time lmao
Absolutely XD
I know it’s a hot button topic but trans-humanism and bio-horror is an undeniable aspect of the cyberpunk genre. I feel like the biohorror aspect has been underplayed in recent year because of obvious social issues
Idc what anyone says the remake of dredd was awesome to me
Cool video. Even though cyberpunk 2077 failed to live up to the hype, I think the core themes of the genre will be here to stay in media as long as it reflects aspects of reality for the majority of people.
The first system shock is the second best cyberpunk game behind Deus Ex. System shock 2 was good but leans more towards general science fiction rather than true cyberpunk.
Cyberpunk is so cool wish it was real
Cyberpunk 2077 is based off the cyberpunk book games
Also farcry blood dragon
Final fantasy series brought us cyberpunk i figured first.
W FRRR
Me who has ghost in the shell tattoos
You missed out cloudpunk
Hello I'm from the future and cyber punk 2077 is a let down
I loved Watch Dogs because it was a realistic cyberpunk world. And then, Legion made everything black and neon bullshit.
Intro be Way to Long! Otherwise good job
you named of atleast 5-6 games that are definitely not in the genre. Prey? really? neither the original or the Arkane title are cyberpunk.
Saints row 3 coulda been on this list
I'm sorry this level of editing and writing can't be legal
First, let me say I'm going to watch your other videos based on the strength of this one. However, this will probably be very unpopular here, but I think this video would have been a little better if you didn't mention so many games and been a little more discriminating in what you mentioned. It's still a good video and I'm going to check out your other stuff.
Or not
the bleeps and bloops are very distracting
No Shadowrun (1994)? Shame
Drug on very long. Title should be “I name 5000 cyberpunk inspired video games since 1982 and read 3 sentences about it until you’re bored.” Love your content but this format should change !
I'd say at least half of these aren't in the Cyberpunk genre or at the very least are reaching pretty hard. Love the channel but why not just make a video of half the length using 'pure' examples instead of including every single title that has ever had a CP influence?
What a shame.
What Starbreeze did to Syndicate made me ashamed of being swedish its mindboggling how they managed to ruin it and kill the ip off
Prey is absolutely not cyberpunk in any way it is an alien abduction story
The matrix is absolutely not cyberpunk in any way what so ever it is a post apocalyptic scifi dystopia but lacks so many variables that would make it cyberpunk and i have no idea why you thought it would be cyberpunk
"In anyway whatsoever" lol You mean other than the fact "The Matrix" itself is inspired by Neuromancer and Netrunning? It's not strictly cyberpunk, but it is heavily inspired by the themes and has plenty of cyberpunk elements, worthy of being included in the list.
Many titles here are simply not cyberpunk
This video started off strong but just looses it and he starts to namedrop games that have nothing to do with cyberpunk
Mirrors edge is absolutely not cyberpunk
"MrHammers" nails it again, great CP2077 Lore. I do.own a copy of Cyberpunk 2077 since it's release & if CDProjektRedl would of took the time needed to perfect the game. This game would been knock GTA out the water......even Saint's Row couldn't touch Cyberpunk.💯♥️♦️♣️🖤❤♥️