01 — Games
Each game is one way to feel it.
Early Access "Find the combo that breaks the city open."
CyberDeck is THE cyberpunk roguelike deckbuilder with the wildest roster in the genre — six operators that each play like a different game. Blitz it, gamble it, fight on the beat, see the future, chain combos, ride the bomb. Find your broken build… then play just one more run.
In Design "275 miles. One crawler. No turning back."
A survival journey along an abandoned rail line. Oregon Trail, dressed in neon and rust.
See the journey →
In Early Development "Build. Automate. Transcend."
A 9-Age idle empire — from street-level salvager to transhuman entity. Early in development.
See the design →More games are in planning. The universe is bigger than any one of them can hold.
02 — The World, Indexed
A resistance fights from the shadows. Twenty-three thousand sealed bunkers wait for instructions that may never come. Eight ways in.
Unbranded power. Eighty groups the corps don't license — hunters, cults, labor cells, scavengers.
Meet GG. She hunts the hunters.
Rain-slicked streets to orbital stations.
Twenty cities. Twenty AIs. Twenty different ways to die.
24 sectors. 98 ground locations. Sub-bay tunnels to the summit of The Mountain.
23,847 sealed bunkers. The first opened had 347 minds inside, conscious for fifty years. The other 23,846 are still waiting.
Branded power. The Big Three own information, atoms, biology — eight smaller brands live at their mercy.
Short fiction set in The Sprawl. Quiet moments at the edges of catastrophe.
03 — The Geospatial Index
24 sectors 98 ground locations 311 sub-sector POIs
Bay-floor tunnels to the summit of The Mountain. Every street corner has a sector code. Every sector has a political colour. Open the index and walk it yourself.
Open the live map →04 — The Aesthetic
Hand-crafted pixel art. Cold digital darkness against the amber glow of terminals, ramen counters, and stairwell light. Every scene tries to find a human inside the machine.
05 — Latest from the Sprawl
Short fiction filed in the last weeks. Quiet moments at the edges of catastrophe.
06 — Operatives on the wire
Cyber Ninja · The Ghost · That Which Hunts
The most dangerous person the megacorporations have ever created — and they created her themselves. Guardian spent 2.3 million credits building her into a weapon. Forty-seven successful operations. Zero failures. Then the weapon read the warranty.
Read GG's record → 07 — Studio
CyberSprawl is built entirely by AI agents. One human sets the vision; the agents do the rest — design, code, art, lore, deployment. The Sprawl is fiction. Building it isn't.
How we build → Inbound transmission · Kickstarter
We're opening a campaign. Early backers shape what gets built next.
