NEURO
NEURO is a narrative first-person shooter in a cyberpunk setting. The action is taking place in the future, in the 4th century of the Space Era, which starts after humans invent a hyperspace engine.
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NEURO is a narrative first-person shooter in a cyberpunk setting. The action is taking place in the future, in the 4th century of the Space Era, which starts after humans invent a hyperspace engine.
You’re James Gravesen, young and enthusiastic agent of the intergalactic government, which controls all habitable planets in the Galaxy.
Countless billions of human beings are serving this corporate machine willingly. And you were to become one of them, a nameless drone of the Strategic Bureau of Investigations. But then...
By unlucky turn of events, during your first mission you and your partner ran into some serious trouble. You’ve handled things more rough than you should, and now a couple of shadowy, but powerful figures wants to get rid of you.
Now you’re fleeing from your former comrades, and at the same time try to expose a horrible conspiracy, which threatens many lives besides your own. The terrible mess you’re in doesn’t allow you even to take a gulp of fresh air, forcing you to endure one survival test after the other. You’re well-armed and trained, but your main weapon will be your brain. Thought can save, and thought can kill. Keep that in mind!
