Objectively speaking, there are only a handful of good games in the Cyberpunk genre (everyone will have their own set here), so almost any project automatically gains positive reviews and the love of fans. Everyone strives to tell WHAT A REAL CYBERPUNK IS LIKE and at the same time allows for shortcomings that are unforgivable for a GAME.

So, if you understood me correctly: Cloudpunk is NOT a game. It is a rail ride, the main task of which is to tell a ready-made story, while using only visuals, with a minimum number of mechanics, which is the only one here - flying in a car and delivering parcels from point A to point B. No random events, interesting acquaintances and adventures that will be apart from your work. Literally NOTHING. You fly among soulless dummies and communicate with empty mannequins. The only interesting things to follow are the relationships between the main character and the cameraman, and between the main character and the robot detective. It feels like they were the only ones who had real dialogues written for them (short and emotional), and the conversations with other characters were taken out of the book, which makes them as boring and bland as possible (and you can't skip them, so you'll have to listen to all this talentless chatter).

BUT! This is only if you look at it from the game side. Again, as an attraction, it's not bad: excellent graphics, a huge number of locations, pleasant music.

For those who come here TO WATCH - this is a pretty good option. Everyone else is out.