Dystopian and/or Cyberpunk Games with an Obscured Face on the Cover

Folder: Aesthetic Lists
Face must be distorted, glitchy, or cyborg'd.

Twilight Wars
Twilight Wars
Krazy Ivan
Krazy Ivan
Psychroma
Psychroma
Transient
Transient
Darkseed II
Darkseed II
Midnight Protocol
Midnight Protocol
Outcry
Outcry
Captain Blood
Captain Blood
Middens
Middens
The City of Lost Children
The City of Lost Children
Sentience: The Android's Tale
Sentience: The Android's Tale
Synnergist
Synnergist
Deus Ex: Insurrection
Deus Ex: Insurrection
VirtuaVerse
VirtuaVerse
Ripper
Ripper
Neuro
Neuro
Republique VR
Republique VR
Shadow President
Shadow President
CyberJudas
CyberJudas
Deus Ex: Revision
Deus Ex: Revision
The Ring: Terror's Realm
The Ring: Terror's Realm
Mind Scanners
Mind Scanners
Chasing Static
Chasing Static
Dark Seed
Dark Seed
Cultist Simulator
Cultist Simulator
Observer
Observer
Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You
Orwell: Keeping an Eye on You
System Shock
System Shock
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream
I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream
Manhunt
Manhunt
System Shock 2
System Shock 2
System Shock
System Shock
Soma
Soma

3 Comments


1 year ago

It can be hard to parse the difference sometimes between "dystopian", "apocalypse" and "just a really effed up sci-fi future. I tried to err on the side of caution wrt the subject matter.

Hardspace Shipbreaker
Journey to the Savage Planet
We Happy Few (does face paint count as obscuring?)
Beholder
Shadowrun (this has fantasy elements but is ultimately a cyberpunk setting which I think qualifies it as dystopian)
Riddick 1 (does this belong in School Photos too? If you add this one here you might as well take Riddick 2 also)
State of Emergency

10 months ago

Does Limbus Company count if the character on the cover has a clock for a head?

10 months ago

Hmm I don't think I'd count any of those as an obscured face since the whole thing is visible or in a domed helmet in those


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