I love Cyberpunk, what's Cyberpunk? Who knows. There are too many definitions out there. On my case? It has to be near future (not Sci-Fi), plausible technology, grim and dark, kinda hopeless, and violent. Very violent.

Anyway, I tend to move a lot between rulesets and settings. And this site is my little happy place in the internet. My rules (or other people rules I find cool and I don't want to get lost) and my mussings. I would write and create thousands of articles ... but sadly, I'm a humble servant under the control of corporations and I have to do what I can with the time I can collect.

Anyway, pick a ruleset below and have fun.

08/03/2025 : This year purpose is to move into a A5 format. I kinda love the little booklets/ezines everyone can create themselves at home. Been having plenty of fun with other OSR stuff. So I have to ponder if I move everything into A5 or just new stuff, I don't have that much time ... but I would love to.

Rules for the good old Interlock Systems (From R.Talsorian) in Cp2020

If you've played tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) long enough, you'll know that old games were less about rigid rulebooks and more like sets of gaming guidelines. Rules weren't always tightly interconnected; there were inconsistencies, and sometimes things didn't work smoothly. Cyberpunk 2020 isn't an exception; its rulebook has plenty of places with poorly explained rules, forgotten elements, or gameplay issues. Additionally, as you play any game extensively, you often begin to introduce your own rules that suit your preferences.

This is our collection of rules intended to streamline certain aspects and make the game a little more robust. Take whatever you like, ignore the rest.

Cyberpunk RED is the latest edition of the franchise, set in the year 2045. It's more post-war than cyberpunk, with major trade routes in shambles and corporations clawing their way up from the gutter.

There's a new supplement (at the time of posting this) called Edgerunners, based on the anime show of the same name. Set in the year 2070, it's closer to the vibe of the video game, bringing back those classic cyberpunk elements that caught my attention all over again.

So grab a shotgun and let's go shoot some mooks. There's a city to burn.

Released in 2019 by Fantasy Flight Games, Shadow of the Beanstalk uses the Genesys generic system (an evolution of their Star Wars TTRPG system). At the time, hype was building fast for Cyberpunk 2077, which was set to release in 2020/2021. Everything seemed perfectly timed for Shadow of the Beanstalk to ride that cyberpunk wave and become a big success. Or... was it?

Cyberpunk 2077 stumbled hard at launch, killing a lot of the genre's mainstream hype. Meanwhile, Fantasy Flight Games was going through internal restructuring and financial issues around 2019–2020. The RPG line was put on hold, and Shadow of the Beanstalk slipped into obscurity, with no new support or follow-up—until the company resurfaced years later with a new setting, Twilight Imperium: Embers of the Imperium and splitted into EDGE company. Any momentum or goodwill for the game was gone by then.

Fucking great, right? Do I like it? Of course I do. Because somehow, I always end up loving the games that get abandoned. FML.

Based on the infamous Mörk Borg ruleset, this variation is all about Cyberpunk (CY_Borg) — all the grimness and rage, with cyborgs and guns.

It is a quite simple ruleset, but it’s so flavorful, so intense, and so visually appealing to me. Sometimes I just pick up the book and browse through it, chilling as I enjoy every little detail. It’s also an OSR-style game based on improvisation and house ruling, which resonates with me a lot.

The only thing keeping me from fully embracing this ruleset is that it feels a bit too geared toward one-shots, with not much progression. Maybe I’m not OSR enough?

Oh! And some last note, I don't give a single fuck about rule #00 I play my games how I want.

Year Zero Engine (YZE) adaptation of Cyberpunk

The engine most games from Free League Publishing use. I like it a lot but sadly they don't have anything directly CYberpunk. Blade Runner at most. I'm trying to adapt the Cyberpunk ruleset to a new engine (YZE), my main objective is having a whole other dice system but trying to maintain compatibility with equipment, weapons and stuff. Will I be able to? Who knows. But I heard they give points for trying.

I'm still working on it and its a chaos of stuff and shit, I don't have that much time and no one is really waiting for it, but whatever ... step by step.

On the other hand ... I have Blade Runner, I toyed with the idea of transforming it to Ghost In The Shell ... and it fits surprisignly well. The only thing I dislke is that equipment is a bit to vague.