#Cloudpunk first person driving upgrade
#Cloudpunk first person driving Ps4

This Cloudpunk review is based on a PlayStation 4 copy provided by Merge Games.With Cyberpunk 2077 having been delayed yet again, even if only by a little, you might be looking elsewhere for your fix of all things cyber and punk.

#Cloudpunk first person driving Ps4

Cloudpunk is out on PS4 with a $24.99 asking price. It has a very clear gameplay loop, what with you being tasked with taking on some very questionable deliveries for which you’re required not to make any questions about the package you’re delivering and to never miss a delivery – one case, in particular, has you transporting a ticking package that could be a bomb! Cloudpunk is one of those “love it or hate it” types of games, but if you know what you’re getting yourself into, you’re going to have a great time with this one. It’s a nice mix of Bronze, Silver, and Gold trophies, and you should pay attention to a handful of them that are very missable if you don’t manage to complete some missions during a very short timeframe.Ĭloudpunk is a cyberpunk-infused noir-style adventure that I enjoyed on PlayStation 4.

#Cloudpunk first person driving upgrade

You can also customize your vehicle, adding a red tracer so that it leaves a red trail behind it, or perhaps a retro antenna that looks just like the ones used by ancient vehicles.Ĭloudpunk has a full trophy list with a Platinum trophy waiting for you, asking you to fully upgrade your HOVA, grab a bite at some point during your journey, and complete a dozen or so specific sidequests that are not part of the main story but that are just as important for trophy-hunting purposes.

Discovering new areas will also reward you with some credits, which you can use to purchase items, pay for the aforementioned repairs or meals, or get upgrades for your HOVA. There’s also the option of zooming in fully and playing in first-person.Įxploring the city is key for you to learn what road leads to which area, as well as to find where you can repair your HOVA or where’s a good spot to grab a bite.

You can also switch between a side view camera when walking and a third-person camera by pressing the Square button. The X button is for performing actions – such as interacting with NPC. You’ll collect items as you go about your day to day life in this cyberpunk world, and you can check your inventory with the Triangle button. Pressing left will display your map so that you can see where you’re supposed to be going. The right analog stick is used for ascending and descending when driving around, and you can zoom in and out by pressing up or down on the D-Pad. The L2 button can also be pressed to walk slowly when you’re on foot. You can use the L1 and R1 buttons to strafe left and right to avoid any danger, accelerating with the R2 button and hitting the brakes with the L2 button. You’ll move with the left analogs tick, steering as needed when driving your vehicle. The game is of the voxel-based variety, and it does a good job of making everything look gritty and dark, as you’d expect from a noir-style cyberpunk game. You will explore the city of Nivalis, going as high – or low – as needed to be able to always deliver the packages you transport on time. You will play as Rania, who has just started to work on a new job with the Cloudpunk delivery service company – a semi-legal entity of sorts. In Cloudpunk from Merge Games, you will take on the very serious and dangerous job of delivering packages.