NeuroMatrix is a brand new version of Metatron Cube (old title), The new game is still small at this point (just one level with 2 enemies, pretty much a demo to be honest), but will be updated on a weekly basis. CS in the description stands for Coming Soon, and those CS will be removed as the game gets updated, so stick around!
NeuroMatrix
A sci-fi, action adventure, exploration, investigation, first and third person shooter video game. Colorful futuristic cyberpunk design. For desktop and laptop Windows PC.
Short Story
You play Matt Ricks, a hacker living in the futuristic dystopian New York. After being found guilty of many unauthorized intrusions into government and private company systems, the justice gives you a semblance of freedom, at the condition you put your expertise at the service of your country when it needs you. And precisely, the authorities need your help to terminate androids that are responsible for a great number of murders around the city.
Features Find in the Game
- FPS and TPS (First and third Person Shooter).
- Explore, investigate and converse with characters to CS: complete missions.
- Audio speeches from in-game characters, CS: dialogue system.
- Find hints, overcome traps, obstacles and combat enemies.
- Many different enemies: mutant, cyborg, animals, CS: zombie, humans, android, robot, drone, advanced AI.
- Futuristic vehicles: cyber motorcycle, futuristic F1 hovercraft flying car, CS: space craft.
- Many different original ambient atmospheric tech music.
- Futuristic weapons: pistol, CS: assault riffle, shotgun, grenade launcher, rocket Launcher, Laser Gun.
- Open world with over 20 levels with a futuristic, cyberpunk design environment.
- Many different areas: 1 city district, CS: 4 more city districts, sewer, club, prison, apartments, subway, parking, cinema, industrial park, city park, theme park, school, hospital, laboratory, port, supermarket, store, restaurant, desert, forest, space station...
A year here and he still dreamed of cyberspace, hope fading nightly. All the speed he took, all the turns he'd taken and the corners he'd cut in Night City, and still he'd see the matrix in his sleep, bright lattices of logic unfolding across that colorless void.... William Gibson (Neuromancer) 1984.
NeuroMatrix
A sci-fi, action adventure, exploration, investigation, first and third person shooter video game. Colorful futuristic cyberpunk design. For desktop and laptop Windows PC.
Short Story
You play Matt Ricks, a hacker living in the futuristic dystopian New York. After being found guilty of many unauthorized intrusions into government and private company systems, the justice gives you a semblance of freedom, at the condition you put your expertise at the service of your country when it needs you. And precisely, the authorities need your help to terminate androids that are responsible for a great number of murders around the city.
Features Find in the Game
- FPS and TPS (First and third Person Shooter).
- Explore, investigate and converse with characters to CS: complete missions.
- Audio speeches from in-game characters, CS: dialogue system.
- Find hints, overcome traps, obstacles and combat enemies.
- Many different enemies: mutant, cyborg, animals, CS: zombie, humans, android, robot, drone, advanced AI.
- Futuristic vehicles: cyber motorcycle, futuristic F1 hovercraft flying car, CS: space craft.
- Many different original ambient atmospheric tech music.
- Futuristic weapons: pistol, CS: assault riffle, shotgun, grenade launcher, rocket Launcher, Laser Gun.
- Open world with over 20 levels with a futuristic, cyberpunk design environment.
- Many different areas: 1 city district, CS: 4 more city districts, sewer, club, prison, apartments, subway, parking, cinema, industrial park, city park, theme park, school, hospital, laboratory, port, supermarket, store, restaurant, desert, forest, space station...
A year here and he still dreamed of cyberspace, hope fading nightly. All the speed he took, all the turns he'd taken and the corners he'd cut in Night City, and still he'd see the matrix in his sleep, bright lattices of logic unfolding across that colorless void.... William Gibson (Neuromancer) 1984.
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