Lullaby Data Reviews

Inspired by Cyberpunk 2077 story, pixelart, hacking. I am looking forward the developement! I quite like it!

it's a neat little 2D game top down, more crpg than top-down-shooter very inspired by both Cyberpunk 2077 (IP) and cyberpunk as a genre the 2D art is okay, but the effects make it kinda standout; the colorwork, the lighting, the effects and co. make it look pretty decent. same goes for the audio. there is instanced with fixed bgm (like clubs), but mainly you got a player to chose your music (the tracks are mixed quite fitting). the crpg mechanics are what makes the game kinda standout. you get your implant slots, with implants you can upgrade (like a cloak, a dodge, etc.) aswell as the ability to hack stuff and people. from doors to cameras, atm. to food-dispensers: you can hack it. then you can buy all sorts of gear/equipment in stores (or find it), like new guns, suits or masks, heck you can even buy cosmetic pets. the game kinda has a day/night cycly were you can see stores, etc. beeing closed at certain hours (and you can hack their door). a driving part which makes you reach new areas, aswell as side stuff like arcade games. the rest is very much Cyberpunk 2077; you get mails from all sorts of people, you got your telephone/call funtion, etc. . as far as i can tell the plot is rather fitting the scenario: one of first "tasks" sees you assasinating someone (or dealing), or robbing stores; the 2D charcter art in these conversations looks quite good (it's more blown up upper torso/head portraits). on the other hand i stumbled and stumble across quite some glitches and bugs (like in one of the tasks where you are supposed to rob stores, the whole questline and log entries skipping ahead just when you enter a store and buy something normaly instead of just drawing your gun and robbing the store), but this is to be expect with something more "complex" and a singel developer. for this very low price-tag i can still fully recommend the game even at it's current rough state. just be warned that the early minutes might take some getting used to.