The cyberpunk RPG from a Deus Ex fan who refused to wait for a sequel!
Hungarian developer Adam Ferenczi today announced Alpha Spectrum, a story-driven isometric cyberpunk action RPG launching on Steam in September 2026. Built solo over eight years in his free time alongside a full-time job, the game is set in a dystopian 2030 where a global cyberattack has triggered systemic collapse. Players take on the role of a CIA agent with psionic abilities, investigating a mystery across fourteen open zones, including New York, Moscow, Shanghai, and Baghdad.
Alpha Spectrum presents a fully voice-acted, branching storyline with deep lore and optional side content. The game combines the freedom of a classic immersive sim with skill-based, point-and-click ARPG combat. Many objectives can be approached through combat, stealth, or exploration, with systems like hacking providing additional options. There are no glowing quest markers, the world is built to be read, not signposted.
Ferenczi, known in the PC modding community as Kanyhalos for his work on the S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Oblivion Lost and Crysis Maximum Immersion mods, began the project in 2017 after finishing Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and deciding to build the cyberpunk RPG he wanted to play next. Eight years later, Alpha Spectrum is fully self-funded, with no publisher, no investors, and no AI-generated content.
Key features:
- Fully voice-acted dialogues with meaningful choices
- Non-linear missions without hand-holding
- Fast-paced, skill-based combat with crowd control
- Streamlined loot and progression systems
- 14 explorable open zones with fast travel
- Stealth with cover mechanics and active abilities
After nine years of modding, I decided to build the cyberpunk RPG I’d been waiting for since Mankind Divided ended on a cliffhanger. Making my own game was always the dream, and when a defining moment in my life turned that dream into a decision, every line, every voice, every frame followed with that in mind. – Adam Ferenczi (Kanyhalos), Founder, InspiRational Games
