/r/Cyberpunk
A genre of science fiction and a lawless subculture in an oppressive society dominated by computer technology and big corporations.
What is cyberpunk?
A genre of science fiction and a lawless subculture in an oppressive society dominated by computer technology and big corporations.
Guidelines
NO music. Post instead to /r/Cyberpunk_music
NO photographs of modern cities
Neon and/or pink and purple filters does NOT make something Cyberpunk
NO posting artwork or photos of scantily clad women. Try r/cyberbooty instead
NO posts about, or relating to the video game Cyberpunk 2077
NO posting content that has 'Cyberpunk Vibes'. If the post only has vibes than it probably is not cyberpunk
Please credit the artist. Posted artwork should include the actual name of the piece and artist's name in the title while also having a link to the source in the comments.
Personal attacks, name calling, bigotry and extreme negativity are subject to removal and or banning, If you spot this use the report button or mod message to alert moderators.
If it's truly cyberpunk, you can post it, no matter the year or the style of the content, political articles, social discussions, latest novels, you name it, you can post it. If it's NSFW then tag it.
NO SPAM. If you want to promote your cyberpunk website, blog or forum, please contact the moderators, we will say yes more likely than not. Although if you're looking to sell T-shirts, the answer will probably be a no.
Moderators reserve the right to remove posts and comments as they see fit.
Please do not report things just because you disagree with them downvote and move on, remember Information wants to be free.
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Join us on IRC #Reddit-Cyberpunk
See what we like with the survey results.
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I am fairly familiar with cyberpunk already. I'm looking specifically for a book with a lot of action, maybe similar to the frenetic style Robert E. Howard uses in Conan
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It’s a Korean tv show on Netflix.
From IMDb: In 2071, where people depend on respirator masks to breathe. Only one percent of the human race has survived, and a strict social stratification has been established in the deserted lands of the Korean Peninsula. Delivery drivers play a crucial role within this system, and for refugees, becoming a delivery driver is their only hope for survival.
I’m one episode from finishing it (6 episodes) and I have to say I’m pleasantly surprised by it. It’s a cool world and concept. Sure it has its flaws and plot holes, but overall I really like it.
Anyone else watch it?
Aside from Neuromancer, which I have very much enjoyed. I'm also looking for sci-fi books that arise problems about what is real and what is not. Bonus points if cyberpunk! Any recommendation would be appreciated :)
If Cyberpunk is intrinsically linked to dystopia and Solarpunk to utopia, what should the term for the neutropian (neutral, think Futurama attitude to society) version of the genre be called?
More specifically a company (likely a subsidiary of biotechnica) who literally specializes in human death to make profit. As in injecting viral mutagens into kidnapped people to make bioenhancements and gmos, targeting likely the nomad groups, possibly successfully committing genocide on them. And in this timeline, not only the people who would have became the nomads lost their property, they’re killed off by this company for experiments. With almost all cases the kidnapping are covered up.