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You’re a cyberpunk T. Rex using your tiny arms to fix electronics in this ‘ironic’ retro adventure about customer service, time travel, and true love

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Some game concepts immediately grab my attention, because they’re really good, really bad, or just really weird. Dynopunk (opens in new tab) is definitely on that list and you can probably guess why: You play as Chris, a T-rex who moves to the neon metropolis of Synth City to open an electronics repair shop so he can fix broken gadgets with his little tiny arms.

That’s definitely in the “weird” category as far as I’m concerned. But fixing busted gizmos as a cyberpunk T-rex is just the start of it. Dinosaurs rule the world in Dynopunk—there was no extinction event to clear the way for mammals in this particular alt-history world—but Chris is the last T-rex on the planet for some reason, and he’s lonely. So his ultimate goal isn’t just to fix broken electronics: He aims to build a time machine so he can travel back into the past and search for his true love.

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andy.chalk@pcgamer.com (Andy Chalk)

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