Cloudpunk Review (PlayStation 4)

A neon-noir story in a rain-drenched cyberpunk metropolis. It’s your first night on the job working for the Cloudpunk delivery service. Two rules: Don’t miss a delivery and don’t ask what’s in the package.

Pros:

• Decent voxel graphics.
• 10.02GB download size.
• Platinum trophy.
• Works on Playstation 5.
• Delivery woman gameplay.
• Tutorial as you play.
• Earn cash from doing jobs.
• Gameplay-driving a Hova (flying car) around and deliver packages.
• Can get out of the hova and walk around.
• Collectibles show on the mini-map.
• 3rd person and 1st person view.
• Map and minimap.
• Play how you want.
• Icons show for everything important.
• Parking spots-only place to park and get out.
• Find new characters to interact with.
• Merchants and vendors can be found all over.
• Highways-marked by blue roads, as you hit these your hova will stay on it and makes travel easier.
• The world does have an open world feel, you can drive around anywhere.
• A beautiful sprawling world with many little suburbs and secrets to find.
• Garage–buy/install hova upgrades and repair your hova. Can customise it with visual upgrades and attachments.
• Earn cash by discovering new locations, doing jobs, etc.
• The world is both vertical and horizontal in its size.
• Really good cyberpunky soundtrack.
• Missions may have a choice element.
• Anything you can pick up is highlighted.
• Can turn the Hud off with a press of a button.
• Camera-lock/unlock and you can zoom in and out and rotate.
• Unlock new upgrades as you play the game.
• Clear easy to understand job board on your screen complete with markers.
• Has a living world feel to it.
• Apartment-buy and upgrade new items in your place including decor.
• Fuel is a thing you need to keep topped up by visiting petrol stops, the price varies.

Cons:

• A lot of screen tearing and slowdown.
• Very daunting to begin with.
• The slight learning curve with driving.
• Tutorial tips are far apart.
• Doesn’t get a huge boost when playing on the PlayStation 5.
• Driving is very sluggish and erratic.
• Hard to judge distance which is an issue with traffic.
• The constant need for parking spaces.
• Voice works feel very flat and monotone.
• The camera goes crazy if you touch it at all when exiting a vehicle.