Cyberpunk (Hardware)

Cyberpunk (Hardware)

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1992 · Italian · Paperback
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In a dystopian future where the year 2020 finds the world in the tight grip of megacorporations, the landscape is dark and foreboding. Governments and nations succumb to the overarching power of these entities, reducing the lives of individuals to mere pawns in a greater game. Amidst the neon lights and sprawling urban decay, the story delves into the conflicts that arise in a society where technology intertwines with humanity, leading to both extraordinary advancements and terrifying consequences.

The narrative explores the lives of those who navigate this complex web of corporate dominance, from hackers and mercenaries to rogue agents seeking liberation. Each character embodies the struggle between autonomy and oppression, as they grapple with the moral quandaries of a world driven by profit and power. The streets are alive with stories of rebellion and survival, echoing the desperation of those fighting against the tide of control.

As technology enhances human capabilities and blurs the line between man and machine, individuals are left to ponder the cost of progress. They face the challenge of preserving their humanity in a world consumed by greed and exploitation. Set against a backdrop of corporate espionage, high-stakes drama, and the relentless march of innovation, the atmosphere crackles with tension, beckoning readers to immerse themselves in its intricate narrative.

With vivid imagery and richly developed characters, the tale serves not only as a gripping adventure but also as a cautionary exploration of the potential consequences of unchecked corporate power. The clash of ideals and the constant struggle for freedom resonate throughout, challenging the notion of what it means to be truly free in a world seemingly dictated by those who hold the reins of might.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 96
Language Italian
Published Jan 1, 1992
Publisher Stratelibri
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