Dynopunk

You play Chris, a shop owner and the last surviving T-Rex, who wants to build a time machine and travel back to find love. Each day brings customers with broken gadgets. You question them to work out what is actually wrong, then repair the device carefully, because sloppy work costs you money. Between repairs you talk. Conversations run to real subjects, and offering the right drink, a cold fizzy one or a hot coffee, lifts a customer's mood and improves your tip. Those talks and the quality of your work steer a branching story, so a customer you treat well can end up somewhere different from one you brush off. Your assistant is a talking printer that teases you about your short arms and hands out dubious business advice. The tone is dry and ironic, thick with jokes and references, and the world is drawn as chunky retro pixel art over a lo-fi soundtrack. Sessions are short and unhurried, played from behind a counter rather than out in the city. It is a small story game about a repair bench, the people who come through the door and one stubborn dream.

KEY FEATURES

• Gadget Repairs - Question each customer, find the real fault, and fix the device neatly to earn well.
• Heart-To-Heart Talks - Conversations and the right drink lift a customer's mood and raise your tip.
• Branching Story - Your repairs and dialogue choices change how each character's story ends.
• Dinosaur Cyberpunk - A city of evolved dinosaurs rendered in retro pixel art with a lo-fi soundtrack.
• Talking Printer - A wisecracking assistant needles you about your arms and offers questionable advice.