Discover a fresh take on cyberpunk visuals set on the Danish island of Bornholm in 2155, transformed into an over-populated industrial hub powered by a non-equatorial space elevator. This 44-page indie artbook for Born Punk reveals the developers' creative process through concept art, pixel art, time lapses, sprite sheets, and portraits. Commentary, Discord chats, and lore weave it all into a narrative that traces the journey from early ideas to a detailed universe.
Fans of indie adventure artbooks will appreciate the in-depth showcase of company culture and visual evolution. The content downloads straight to your PC game folder for easy access. It stands as a focused document on the art behind the game.
Bornholm in the year 2155 is everything Bornholm of today is not.
Over-populated, industrial and most of all a global power thanks to its unique and innovative non-equatorial space elevator.
For Born Punk, we didn't try to copy/paste quintessential cyberpunk tropes for our interpretation of the genre. Rather, we took cyberpunk out of its traditional home - cities styled after modern metropolises like Shanghai and Tokyo - and transplanted it onto a Danish island - with all the influences that would likely play a part in the transformatino of a quaint European region into a futuristic mega-sprawl.
Our 44-page long artbook will show you a lot of our thought processes whilst creating the visual part of Born Punk. You'll find commentary by the developers, Discord conversations, a lot of lore, and of course - art. Concept art, pixel art, time lapses, sprite sheets, portraits and more await you - all presented in a narrative thread that should make it a joy to read. This is not just some concept art from the very beginning of the game thrown into a random PDF. Rather, it's a detailed documentation of our journey, a showcase of our universe, and an insight into the culture at our company.
Please note: the artbook will be downloaded directly to your game folder.
