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In Night City you can buy a new arm the way you buy a coffee, and David Martinez grew up knowing exactly what that city does to people. His mother scrubbed floors to keep him in Arasaka Academy, where he sat in a stiff uniform among kids whose parents owned the place. Then a drive-by with a street gang takes her from him, and what's left is a kid with no money, no school, and a dead woman's wish he can't keep. He finds a Sandevistan in the wreckage. A spine implant that turns you into a blur. He jams it into his back and uses it to put one of his bullies through a wall. That feels good for about a minute. Arasaka kicks him out the next day. Then a data thief named Lucy slides up to him with an offer, and suddenly he's running with Edgerunners: crooks who sell their own bodies for hardware and pay for it with whatever's left of their minds. Lucy is the only thing in the city that doesn't feel like a transaction. But the crew's jobs keep getting worse, the chrome keeps whispering, and David keeps pushing deeper. How much of yourself can you replace before the person your mother wanted is gone?
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Cyberpunk: EdgerunnersWatch
ONA · 2022 · ★ 8,6
In Night City you can buy a new arm the way you buy a coffee, and David Martinez grew up knowing exactly what that city does to people. His mother scrubbed floors to keep him in Arasaka Academy, where he sat in a stiff uniform among kids whose parents owned the place. Then a drive-by with a street gang takes her from him, and what's left is a kid with no money, no school, and a dead woman's wish he can't keep.
He finds a Sandevistan in the wreckage. A spine implant that turns you into a blur. He jams it into his back and uses it to put one of his bullies through a wall. That feels good for about a minute. Arasaka kicks him out the next day.
Then a data thief named Lucy slides up to him with an offer, and suddenly he's running with Edgerunners: crooks who sell their own bodies for hardware and pay for it with whatever's left of their minds. Lucy is the only thing in the city that doesn't feel like a transaction. But the crew's jobs keep getting worse, the chrome keeps whispering, and David keeps pushing deeper. How much of yourself can you replace before the person your mother wanted is gone?