Have you ever wanted to be a delivery driver in a futuristic neon-filled city where the rain is always pouring? Not really? Me neither. But this is what you are going to do in this game, and the fact is that I really liked it.


You play as Rania, a delivery driver for the private carrier company called Cloudpunk in a dystopian city. There are no fighting scenes, quick time events, shooting in this game. For most of the time, you are driving around with some stuff to carry from one point to another and make deliveries. And while doing so, you will be involved with a nicely developing story. As the time went on, I realized that I do not really want to stop playing because I was really interested what's going to happen next.


Despite the guided main story line, the city itself is an open world, you can drive wherever you would like to in your HOVA, which is your own flying car from The Fifth Element. You can only get off at designated parking areas, and then you can walk around, pick up stuff and interact with strange and interesting creatures of this futuristic city. Apart from the main quests, you can do a lot of optional stuff as well, and they worth it.

They really worth it, because all the characters you meet with are interesting and they are fully voiced. Great voice acting for great dialogs.


The graphics is fantastic. If you look close enough, you will quite notice that everything is build of voxels (large 3D pixels), but all the lights, neon flashing things, advertisements, trains, ... they all form a true whole, a living city. The art is really consistent, nothing feels off. I enjoyed just driving around and look around a lot.

The soundtrack and the voice acting is also top-notch, they match perfectly the city where everything is bad and the Sun never comes up (probably it will, at one point, but we are in a night shift, so...).

I had only two smaller issues with the game overall:
At first it was not really obvious what is the stuff I need and what is the stuff I can sell safely. Because of this I managed to sell some things which I needed later. It was not a big deal as a few minutes later I could loot what I wanted, but after that I have decided to keep a few of everything with me.
The other was that when you first get off your HOVA, you get some strange sidescroller-like view, but the game immediately tells you how to switch to third person camera. Once I have done that, I had no issues with the controls.


If you like a story-driven relaxing experience which is set in the future, this is your game. I can absolutely recommend this with a warm heart.

Buy it.

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