VirtuaVerse
Released May 2020
VirtuaVerse is a challenging old school cyberpunk point & click adventure set in a future not so far away narrating tales of technomancers, AVR graffiti writers, hacker groups, tribes of cryptoshamans, digital archeology, epic cyberwars and virtual reality debauchery.
82% positive · 1,112 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to buy
Steam $14.99
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Evaluation
VirtuaVerse is a completed cyberpunk point-and-click adventure game that launched on May 12, 2020. After release, the developer shipped several meaningful updates: a soundtrack DLC on June 18, 2020, language and controller support in June–July 2020, and a notable "Story Mode" difficulty option on July 14, 2021 that reworked puzzle difficulty for a broader audience. The most recent developer communications are a minor technical patch on July 14, 2022 (adding a launch parameter for a display bug) and a pre-order announcement on December 22, 2022 for physical editions on PS4 and Switch via Limited Run Games. There are no unreleased DLC items on the store, no announced future content, and no roadmap pointing to additional updates. The only DLC — the soundtrack — shipped on June 18, 2020. The last substantive content addition was the Story Mode update on July 14, 2021. Developer activity has been minimal since then and exclusively maintenance-level. The game was clearly built and sold as a self-contained narrative experience, and the developer has not indicated any further content is planned.
Evidence
Developer shipped Story Mode (Easy) as a major update, adding a new difficulty path through the game. This is the last substantive content addition.
Soundtrack DLC released — the only DLC for the game, now fully shipped.
Content
1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Blood Music
Achievements
33
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player
About this game
In a future not too far away, one Artificial Intelligence has prevailed over all other AIs and their governments. Society has migrated to a permanently integrated reality connected to a single neural network that continuously optimizes people's experiences by processing personal data.
Nathan, an outsider still refusing to comply with the new system, makes a living off the grid as a smuggler of modded hardware and cracked software. Geared with his custom headset, he is among the few that can still switch AVR off and see reality for what truly is.
He shares an apartment in the city with his girlfriend Jay, a talented AVR graffiti writer whose drones have been bit-spraying techno-color all over the augmented space in the city.
Waking up one morning, Nathan discovers that Jay disappeared overnight, but not before leaving a cryptic message on their bathroom mirror.
Having accidentally broken his custom headset, Nathan is now disconnected and determined to find out what happened to Jay, but he soon finds himself tangled up in an unexpected journey involving Jay's hacker group and a guild of AVR technomancers.
Travelling around the world, he'll have to deal with hardware graveyards, digital archeology, tribes of cryptoshamans, and virtual reality debauchery.
Nathan, an outsider still refusing to comply with the new system, makes a living off the grid as a smuggler of modded hardware and cracked software. Geared with his custom headset, he is among the few that can still switch AVR off and see reality for what truly is.
He shares an apartment in the city with his girlfriend Jay, a talented AVR graffiti writer whose drones have been bit-spraying techno-color all over the augmented space in the city.
Waking up one morning, Nathan discovers that Jay disappeared overnight, but not before leaving a cryptic message on their bathroom mirror.
Having accidentally broken his custom headset, Nathan is now disconnected and determined to find out what happened to Jay, but he soon finds himself tangled up in an unexpected journey involving Jay's hacker group and a guild of AVR technomancers.
Travelling around the world, he'll have to deal with hardware graveyards, digital archeology, tribes of cryptoshamans, and virtual reality debauchery.
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Last evaluated Jun 26, 2026
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