As if we would have liked extra causes to fall in love with Cyberpunk 2077’s Blade Runner-esque aesthetic, some new posters displaying off the style of the longer term hit Twitter right now, and they’re beautiful.
Here’s a bit gallery, to your perusal:
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- Entropism: The look of poverty that derives from people grappling with and struggling towards expertise and its unforgiving advance. It denotes an absence of design mixing with a common poverty of means and concepts.
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- Kitsch: The look of an extended misplaced golden age on folks fully unwilling or unable to neglect it. It’s flashy, daring and often low-cost – crammed with gold-plated cyberware, implants encased in brightly coloured plastic and larger-than-life make-up.
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- Neomilitarism: The look of world battle and companies jockeying for energy. Cold, sharp and fashionable. Making everybody look as if they’re able to drop out of an AV’s cargo door and head straight into fight.
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- Neokitsch: The look of infinite wealth and self-importance. Synonymous with luxurious, it has been blossoming amongst Night City’s wealthiest elites – those that can afford to purchase something, who can afford to be something they wish to be.
Cyberpunk 2077 dominated the headlines throughout E3 final week, thanks partly to a cameo appearance by the “Internet’s boyfriend” Keanu Reeves (who didn’t understand his response would have such a wild response). Cyberpunk 2077 will be the first game that CD Projekt Red needed to employ combat designers for.
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