CYBERHUNK (v1.0)

A botched corporate experiment turns a routine break-in into a frantic fight against demonic machine zombies. CYBERHUNK is a compact, arena-focused FPS with a knowingly ridiculous cyberpunk premise: you enter Cyberhunk Industries looking for dangerous tech and instead find its murderous “hunks” loose in the facility. The mood lands somewhere between B-movie sci-fi horror and loud arcade action, with escalating hordes demanding constant movement rather than careful tactical play. Three hand-built maps provide the battlegrounds, each rewarding players who learn their routes, choke points, and escape options before the swarm becomes overwhelming.

Matches revolve around surviving increasingly aggressive waves, killing hunks for cash, and using that money to expand or improve your arsenal. Six weapons support different styles, from close-range shotgun blasts to explosive rocket fire, while pickups grant stackable boosts that can increase firing speed, aerial damage potential, and other offensive advantages. Power grows quickly when a run goes well, turning an initially scrappy survivor into a screen-clearing mechanical menace. Each arena also contains a HUNKIFIER machine, letting you invest currency into a favored weapon and push it beyond its standard limits. Solo play offers a straightforward score-chasing survival challenge, while online co-op supports up to four players who can revive one another when the horde breaks through.

What separates CYBERHUNK from a typical wave shooter is its emphasis on scavenging arenas for gear while balancing immediate survival against longer-term upgrades. Its small selection of levels and weapons suggests a focused arcade format rather than a huge campaign, but the build experimentation, stacking power-ups, and upgraded guns give repeated sessions a reason to feel different. Fans of Killing Floor’s cooperative pressure, Doom’s run-and-gun aggression, or old-school survival modes should appreciate its fast, unserious energy. It suits newcomers looking for accessible co-op chaos, while experienced FPS players can chase cleaner routes, stronger weapon combinations, and deeper wave runs.