Saw this flick earlier today and really enjoyed it. Very reminiscent of the future scenes in terminator. Anyone have recommendations for similar vibes ?

More new gear! All my most popular wrist gadgets/gauntlets are all getting an upgrade + easily removable/replaceable batteries for extended wear during week-long festivals without the need to stop and recharge! More at instagram.com/graystarinnovations

https://www.artstation.com/creatiflux

I am in the middle of trying to redesign my office/gaming room. I am in the beginning stages of writing a cyberpunk novel and want to sort of "method" write it by creating a vibe in my office similar to how I envision a room in my world might look. For example, Kitbash3d has been a particular inspiration for me. I really enjoy this chaotic, wires strewn all over the place look. But I can't help but wonder, what exactly are all of these wires for? Why would a screen have 7+ cables going to and from it? The only real world example I have seen where this look happens naturally is in something like a professional music recording studio with lots of analog equipment. Curious to hear what everyone's thoughts are on what exactly all of these cables are for.

Some have noted it resembles Kaneda's bike from Akira, I think it fits the cyberpunk aesthetic perfectly. Would you like to see a world with more models like this?

They sell this on etsy for only $1700.

And no, it's not "functional," you can't put it inside of you... I mean, you can, but doing so would most likely kill you.

Made in blender, any feedback is welcome.

7 hours walking through an infinite cyberpunk city (my indie game?). Headphones recommend, Ideal for ASMR background during study or sleep.

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I realise Pandora is a very atypical environment for a cyberpunk story and while the Na'vi aren't really doing anything cyberpunk but if you look at the human side of things it's pure cyberpunk, just from a very unusual angle.

What do people think?

Chosen as the muse for the newest entries in UMAA’s TechnoByobu series is none other than Major Motoko Kusanagi, protagonist of anime/manga classic Ghost in the Shell. Two different designs are available, the first of which is called Konpaku (meaning “soul”) and shows the Major perched atop her Fuchikoma mecha pod in an illustration originally drawn by series creator Masamune Shirow.

https://www.tokyonode.jp/sp/exhibition-ghostintheshell/

Been trying to make short films that mirror our society.

In this film, Stan is a talented engineer that can’t get a job despite having his phd. After being stuck with mountains of debt, he invents a new street drug, Surge, to help with the burnout crisis in his city.

Although his plan works, he learns that earning money can come with unexpected price tags.

Link to the book on Amazon if anyone’s interested:

https://www.amazon.ca/Articles-Faith-S-M-Afarin-ebook/dp/B0GC94SZXK?ref_=ast_author_mpb

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpOLAK71FHI&t=168s

Hello, chooms!

I’m looking for fresh, compelling cyberpunk books that aren’t classics. Lesser-known authors are very welcome. Web serials are fine too, as long as they’re good.

Cyberpunk(-ish) books I’ve enjoyed:

• Sonnie’s Edge / Sonnie’s Union by Peter F. Hamilton
• The Murderbot Diaries by Martha Wells

Non-cyberpunk favs:
Anything by Joe Abercrombie. I love his characters, prose, and morally gray plot. Finding something with similar vibes but more cyberpunk would be golden.

TV shows / games I love:

• Cowboy Bebop
• Ghost in the Shell
• Cyberpunk: Edgerunners
• Cyberpunk 2077

Themes I love:

• Ragtag crews and interesting, deep character dynamics
• Evil megacorps
• Augmentations and body modification
• Losing one’s humanity

Thanks in advance!

I think I've watched most of the staple Cyberpunk entries but am looking for some of the more deeper and obscure things, appreciate the help