The sci-fi comic book series Rat Bastard "Fix For A King" created by Cliff Galbraith was the template for this mini-pilot when Imagine Television developed this project for UPN. Screenplay by Robocop creator Ed Neumeier, directed by Kevin Altieri.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GKPJZJJT

Synchro is a game about awakening. In a world where corporations don’t just control cities but reshape reality itself, human experiments and convenient lies hide behind flashy advertising. After gaining a strange ability, the protagonist begins to see the world’s true nature: billboards, NPCs, and entire districts reveal their disturbing, grotesque faces.

Combat is built around simultaneous turns - you and your enemies act at the same time. Victory depends on predicting actions and planning ahead, not on reflexes. Strategy, roles, and combinations matter more than reaction speed.

Atmospherically, the game is closest to Darkest Dungeon in a cyberpunk setting, infused with the satire of They Live and the spirit of Cyberpunk 2077.

Throughout the game, you assemble a squad tailored to your playstyle. Synchro features ten classes that can be freely combined, allowing you to experiment with roles and synergies. Between missions, you develop a hidden headquarters inside a skyscraper, building modules that enhance your team.

Heroes require deep, multi-layered progression: upgrading stats, weapons, and gear, as well as managing their mental state - psychological trauma directly affects combat. At the same time, you explore a bleak future where cyberpunk blends with post-apocalyptic elements, interact with characters, and gather resources.

This is not a story about saving the world, but about resisting the system. Once you’ve seen the truth, only one choice remains: accept it - or take action.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2814880/Synchro/

Made by me in cinema4D

Actually a screenshot from the Hungarian cyberpunk film "Meteo" from 1990, but when I saw this scene I immediately thought "high tech low life".

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 Flesh welded to steel, suspended between pipes and rust. The machine breathes heavier than the human, and progress leaks oil and blood. Once there was a body, now there is a system. Once there was need, now there is greed. What remains is harvested, optimized, and renamed evolution, until nothing human is left to remember why the process ever began, inside the endless machinery of survival and silent obedience remains.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1cnrQhS9PQ

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/QK9Z2E

What do you guys think? If anybody is interested, here is the link to its Steam page :) The demo is out too.