The year is 2084. In a dark cyberpunk world shattered by plagues and wars, become a neural detective and hack into the minds of others. Rebuilt and augmented for the next-generation, Observer: System Redux is the definitive vision of one of the most acclaimed cyberpunk stories in games.

The year is 2084. If you somehow survived the Nanophage, odds are you were killed in the War. Those who live have turned to drugs, VR, neural implants — anything to distract themselves from this new reality. You are Daniel Lazarski, an elite neural detective known as an Observer, and part of a corporate-funded police unit whose purpose is to hack and invade suspects’ minds. In this future, anything you think, feel, or remember can be used against you in a court of law. When you receive a mysterious message from your estranged son, a high-level engineer for the almighty Chiron Corporation, you journey to the seedy Class C slums of Krakow to investigate. But as you hack into the unstable minds of criminals and victims to look for clues, you are forced relive their darkest fears. How far will you go to discover the truth?

Oceania 2084 plunges you into a haunting dystopian world shaped by Orwell's prophetic vision. In this dark future, where truth bends and reality shifts, players become the hidden flames of resistance against an all-seeing regime.

OTG is a cyberpunk-styles Battle Royale thrid person shooter that aims to evolve the genre through strong emphasis on narrative progression and player freedom.

OGL CyberNet is a complete core rulebook, released under the Open Game Licence, allowing players and publishers alike to set games and scenarios to the cyberpunk setting of their choice. Mongoose Publishing is releasing OGL CyberNet under a royalty-free world wide license, allowing publishers (of both print and electronic books) to use the CyberNet logo and rules to create their own settings and adventures.

Soon after the beginning of the game's introduction, the player begins the investigation in the Anekbah sector. He uncovers information that suggests the serial killer he is looking for is in fact not human but actually a demon. When members of an apparent underground, anti-government movement contact the player and confirm his suspicions, the investigation deepens and uncovers information; one of Omikron's chief police commanders, Commandant Gandhar, is a demon pretending to be human and lures human souls into Omikron from other dimensions by way of the Omikron video game. Kay'l 669 asking the player to help him was a trap: supposedly, if the in-game character dies, the real human playing the video game will lose their soul forever. Despite many assassination attempts on the protagonist's life by other demons working behind the scenes, the player destroys Gandhar with supernatural weaponry.

Oni is a third person action-adventure game for PC, Mac and PlayStation 2. The game featured intense combat and at the time, revolutionary controls for a third-person action game..

Action-packed PVP FPS, deep progression, replayable offline mode, and a unique dark anime aesthetic set in a brutal cyberpunk universe.

A beat'em up style action game, thrilling, hardcore. You can choose between exploring a cyberpunk city, takeover enemies' bodies; or perform a surgery for implants? You play as a female doctor with a mysterious past, hunting at night in Yayoi City and perform surgeries on day in her clinic.

A Sci-fi Action Side Scroller, where you control Root, a sophisticated malware created to bypass the defences of malfunctioning computer systems. Use each ability at your disposal to erase everything in your path, in this experience focused on challenging and fast paced combat.

In Ozob: A Cyberpunk Boardgame, players take on the roles of hackers, mercenaries, post-humans, and other rebels to fight against the oppression of megacorporations. Embark on various missions, with different levels of difficulty, that can be played freely or in campaign mode. Face corporate security, corrupt police officers, and destructive robots. Rely on your friends...and only them, for in this dystopian world the system itself will be against you.