1870: Cyberpunk Forever

Welcome to this first installment of Ditch Whit, which is running Shield's executive office OS, hosted on a server in the Good Hope mansion. A browser game containing additional lore and context for players who have completed NORCO.

Zoe is a neuroscientist who's researching methods of resurrecting the dead… by rebuilding them from their memories. When her girlfriend Sara dies, Zoe uses her experimental technology to save her - but there isn't enough room to save all of Sara's memories. You must choose which ones will be saved, and which ones will be lost.

A followup to 1999's System Shock 2 being made by ex-Looking Glass and Bioshock Infinite developers.

Time, Space and Parallel universes collapse and merge, tethered to threads of reality and sustained by a paradoxical power source. Nothing is impossible - it is time to become a Data Hacker. The stage is set for a struggle that spans many Worlds and their people; a struggle that is bigger than any man, woman or child. Who knows what trials you will face, what adversity you will defy in your quest for the true meaning of existence? Data Hacker: Reboot is a Japanese-styled role-playing game that will make you question the very definition and value of life, reality, love and loss. We will laugh. We will cry. We will be gratified. Are you ready to take up this quest, and become a Data Hacker?

The tagline for this short piece of interactive fiction is, "a lifetime of doubts in an instant of self-destruction." Undone unfolds in the moments between two scenes at a research lab in Antarctica. Text and images explore topics in consciousness, organization, physics, and dreams.

Rootless: Memories of Green is a classic 2D adventure game set in a futuristic cyberpunk world.

The year is 1999. The place is Godfield, Louisiana: the tech capital of the world, where the sky bleeds acid and the mud boils in the bayou. It’s time for your state-mandated digital therapy. Computerfriend is a text-based interactive fiction game by Kit Riemer. 20-60 minute playtime, 6 endings.

You are Max, a sentry aboard The Coriolis who has been stationed on the outskirts of Galaxy B16X. You review files every day cycle with the help of your Artificial Intelligence bot C.R.U.D.D.Y to ensure the colonization of planet PK-Centauri goes smoothly. There shouldn't be anyone within range to contact you, or have a reason to contact you. But one day it happens anyway.

Welcome to the Excalibur Wiki. This fan-run encyclopedia preserves the details of an obscure science fantasy television series from the 1970s. Though much of its footage was lost, a group of dedicated fans still have strong memories of the show — as well as unique theories, occasional arguments, and lingering questions. Excalibur is a hypertext-based interactive fiction piece written and developed by J.J. Guest and G.C. Baccaris, with contributions from co-creator Duncan Bowsman and others.

Each person’s family name in the Continuum is given a debt which they must pay back, or they risk being wiped by the Grid.