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A recent (2023) finding: from Guillaume Singelin, Frontier [0]. Fitting it into "cyberpunk" may need a bit of a push, but since the limits are kind of blurry I
by genezeta 2mo ago
A recent (2023) finding: from Guillaume Singelin, Frontier [0]. Fitting it into "cyberpunk" may need a bit of a push, but since the limits are kind of blurry I don't really care. The narrative is not perfect perhaps falling into wanting to say a lot more than the page limit allows, but all in all it's a good enough read.
[0] https://www.magnetic-press.com/frontier/ https://www.magnetic-press.com/frontier/
- teroshan 2mo agoI'm vouching for Frontier as well, as well as "Carbon & Silicon" [0] from Mathieu Bablet. All of his work is gorgeous, I love his art. If you liked Frontier's theme and are into video games I recommend you check out "Citizen Sleeper" [1] illustrated by Guillaume Singelin as well. It's a 7 hour narrative text-based adventure that really hooked me one week-end. Your choices depend on how you "spend" your dice, dice that are cast at the beginning of every single day on the station so you get to pre-plan your actions somewhat. Gameplay wise it's mostly reading, but I liked exploring the station they created. [0] https://www.magnetic-press.com/carbon-and-silicon/ https://www.magnetic-press.com/carbon-and-silicon/ [1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/1578650/Citizen_Sleeper/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/1578650/Citizen_Sleeper/