Created in Blender, your thoughts?

I think the ascent is really an amazing interpretation of cyberpunk universe where corporations basically own and control everything. Highly recommend.

But what's your favourite cyberpunk universe and why?

Screenshots by me.

Edit.: i thank you all i was feeling really bad cuz my family basically hates what i got tattooed, and you guys have made me feel great about it regardless of my family. Thanks.

I'm on my first visit to Japan, and this is crazy... Mind you, I'm form a 1.5 million city, I have have travelled to Singapore and Shanghai before, but Japan is a new level.... I feel like I just got off the bus from a small town in the middle of nowhere.

A department store inside a mall which is actually a train station. But you can walk three blocks underground to another department stores inside a different mall. Then checking on your hotel, at the 18th floor of another building. ("your room is on the 25th floor, breakfast at 7.00, please visit the Observatory on floor 42").

A yet, once you get to street level, there are narrow alleys with power cables dangling, restaurants and light sights. And a among that, a temple.

And I have only been in Osaka and Nagoya, I'm yet to visit Tokyo!

Edit. thanks for the answers, seems I have to go to Hong Kong, then...

Made this during Procreate, and AfterEffects.

I liked this aesthetic, so I made a game. I've been working on it for months, and now it's joining Next Fest. I hope the mix of terminal, Matrix and space trilogy vibes will be successful.

The game is about using terminal commands to control robots across a ship, hacking into it and repairing it to save the crew members who are in cryosleep. While doing that, you also have to race against time and against the ship's security system.

Anyway, I hope you like it! If you have any ideas, like a mechanic you'd love to see or something that sucks and needs to change, tell me. I'd really like to hear your feedback.

For those who want to see more : Game Link

Hey, im junk-basher, scratch builder. I love turning some trash and ewaste to some movie props especially cyberpunk vibe and military style prop. hope I can find some new community here.

here's one of my junk. do u guys had some idea or any friends that love making this thing too?

everything u see here is inert and non functional. Just for aesthetic display.

So I know of cyberpunk horror films like Hardware, Split Second, Death Machine, etc, and video games. I love cyberpunk literature but I can't think of any cyberpunk horror novels. Anyone got any good recommendations?

I’m in the early stages of organizing a book club focused on cyberpunk literature, and I’d like to get a sense of how much interest there is. This would be an in-person club based in Chicago.

I’m currently scouting venues, and the event space will want an estimated headcount, so a rough number would help a lot.

If you’d like to join, or just want to follow along as plans come together, details are here: https://bookclubs.com/cyberpunk-reading-group-cprg/join/

Firstly thanks to this community

When I was starting out and asking a bunch of you to Beta Read my first book.

I did not think I'd end up with a Bestseller.

Some of you did multiple books and I found my eventual proof reader and ongoing collaborators here

You guys are the best

I love cyberpunk aesthetics and premises — I wouldn't be subscribed to this channel if I didn't.

The problem is I usually read literary fiction. I don't really know any high-quality modern post-2010 cyberpunk-ish SF.

It's not hard to find the staples of the genre. They are everywhere. But who is out there at the modern frontier of cyberpunk-ish SF?

As for classics, I'm afraid I don't like "Neuromancer" — for some reason, I don't find it interesting. I tried "Cryptonomicon" and absolutely loved it. I also love everything I've read by Dick (I know it's not cyberpunk; I'm just giving a hint of what I like).

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: I mean published after 2010.

A small glimpse of the factories, one of the locations in Junkyard Stories: Rebirth - a dystopian sci-fi adventure game we're making as a 2-person collab.

Play as a broken robot carrying the consciousness of a legendary hacker:
- Scavenge and manage resources, including batteries, repair kits, mysterious alien artifacts
- Switch between your robot and companion drone to solve puzzles while your battery drains
- Sneak past enemies and evade surveillance drones
- Fight strange creatures made of junk
- Meet NPCs, take on quests and trade resources
- Collect discarded items to recover lost memories

A game based on the Junkyard Stories narrative universe.
Genre: Sci-fi adventure · Puzzle · Stealth · Narrative
Tone: Dystopian · Atmospheric

A game based on the Junkyard Stories narrative universe.
Junkyard Stories © 2026 Nandor’s Lab Ltd. All rights reserved.

Original concept, worldbuilding, narrative and art direction by Nandor’s Lab
Development and programming by Greenworks Productions

imagine a technology that lets people sell individual memories in exchange for money. someone might sell the memory of a holiday, their first kiss, or a few minutes of an ordinary day.

wealthy people could buy experiences they've never had, while desperate people might sell pieces of their own past to cover rent

the strange part is that the buyer wouldn't just be watching a recording. they'd experience something that feels like a part of another person's life

would this fit better in a cyberpunk story about exploitation, identity, or the commodification of human experience?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a geopolitical techno-thriller world-building concept and wanted to get some feedback from people who actually understand cyber-warfare and macroeconomics.

The core premise: A brilliant developer fakes his death and deploys an apex quantum AI named "Zero-Sum". Instead of a massive, loud cyber-attack on banks, this AI operates on quantum frequencies, seeing High-Frequency Trading (HFT) buy orders 7 nanoseconds before Wall Street servers process them. It buys them ahead of the funds, and sells them right back to them exactly one cent/fraction of a cent more expensive.

Over years, it accumulates billions, completely unnoticed by traditional audits. The protagonist uses these drained funds to build an autonomous, tech-driven unrecognized state in the Sahel desert ("New Eden"), providing free water, solar grids, and high-tech agriculture to millions, fully bypassing the IMF and central banks.

When the elites realize what's happening and try to deploy PMCs/military force, the protagonist issues a counter-ultimatim: if they strike, the AI protocol instantly wipes/deletes every personal loan, mortgage, and debt of ordinary citizens worldwide from commercial bank databases.

Does this feel like a plausible evolution of financial cyber-warfare in our current AI/Web3 era, or is it too far-fetched? I wanted to escape the classic "hacker in a hoodie breaks into the Pentagon" trope and show a real systemic displacement.

(The full fictional chronicle and the journalist's logs are pinned on my profile bio if anyone wants to read the actual execution, but I'm mainly curious about the technical plausibility of sub-cent siphoning at that scale).

What do you think?