The four of them quickly become tangled up with a new secret society called Curzona, which is not quite what it seems. As the duo sets off on an adventure, their paths eventually cross with that of Rania and Camus. After some back-and-forth, Hayse persuades Morpho to hang out with him for one night and arrest him in the morning instead. Informing Hayse that he is a cadet for Corpsec set on starting his police career off well, Morpho is determined to arrest Hayse. At the start of the City of Ghosts campaign, he is stopped by Morpho late at night. A gritty washed-up gambler, Hayse is trying to clear his extensive debts. Just as in Cloudpunk’s original story, you’re still exploring the city in your floating hova car and making deliveries, except this time, the game has you switching between two characters instead of one: Rania and the brand-new Hayse. While the City of Ghosts DLC adds a complete sequel-sized amount of content to the base game, the core gameplay that made Cloudpunk so endearing to many remains the same.
Often, both the packages and recipients you come across are intriguing and dangerous, and you’ll find yourself facing difficult and morally ambiguous decisions on the regular. With no company except for your dog Camus, it’s up to you to deliver packages all over Nivalis and discover the city’s stories and secrets in the process. Set in a neo-noir city named Nivalis, Cloudpunk sees you playing as Rania, a driver for a delivery service named Cloudpunk. Originally released in April 2020 to critical acclaim, Cloudpunk made waves for its original story and setting. They also announced another upcoming title set in the Cloudpunk universe called Nivalis, a cyberpunk slice-of-life sim where you’ll manage your own noodle bar in the city and gradually expand your business empire.
This May, ION Lands – the developer behind Cloudpunk – released its City of Ghosts DLC. Its stunning voxel setting – the city of Nivalis – is evocative, mysterious, and incredibly beautiful. Cloudpunk is one of the games I always go back to.
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