Malcadon

Someone made a Cyberpunk wiki on Wikia for the sake of the video game Cyberpunk 2077. It feels like it was created with no forethought about the greater RPG setting in mind, as if someone would make a wiki for the John Carter movie, not knowing it has a rich, well-established background going back a hundred real life years.

Well... the casual video gamers are running out of stuff to talk about in that game trailer — they are reaching a point were they are talking about how quickly the paint in the background can dry, and not in that weirdly interesting nerdy way! I added as much information as I can, but I need some extra help here. My desire is to help build an extensive, easily accessible database noting all the people, places, concepts and stuff you'll find in the greater Cyberpunk universe, regardless of edition or medium. Such info that would not just help casual gamers get better immersed in the setting, but would also allow CP fans to find some bits of info without having to sort through a bunch of books.

This site as a lot of potential, but needs a lot of love. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

New users to Wikia can signup here. If you need help editing or formatting, don't be afraid to ask — on this post or on my wall.

(Sorry if this was covered before. Otherwise, I hope you enjoy.)

As of late, the old-school D&D community has been buzzing about the appearance of classic gaming magazines like Dragon and Polyhedron on the Internet Archives (the home of the Wayback Machine). With all the excitement, they forget that there are other neat magazines at The Magazine Rack, like Ares, The General, and Space Gamer. But beyond gaming mags, I found some sci-fi themed magazines like Galaxy, OMNI and Starlog — all great publications. The oddest one I found was a Sweden (but written in English) 'cyberpunk-survivalist' mag called Interesting Times Magazine. It is like a lifestyle magazine for geeks.

If anyone is interested, its worth checking out.