Best Transhumanism Games on Steam

Games exploring augmentation, post-human futures, identity, bodies, and technology.

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1VA-11 Hall-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action - VA-11 HALL-A: Cyberpunk Bartender Action is a booze em' up about waifus, technology, and post-dystopia life.
In this game, you can…
  • discover secret drink recipes, including a Fibonacci mix, and use a special cocktail to summon hidden customers.
  • spike a customer's drink with extra alcohol to get them talking, confessing, or spiraling into trouble.
  • push story consequences across days by repeatedly serving someone the "wrong" thing until they come back angry, grateful, or changed.
  • serve someone the drink they need instead of what they asked, and watch the whole conversation branch from that choice.
  • decode cryptic orders like "the usual" by remembering what they drank days ago, then get a different scene if you nail it.
  • meet a rotating parade of weird regulars, from a cat girl and a sex machine to talking corgis, all spilling surprisingly human drama.
  • hear about riots, terror attacks, and corporate oppression only through bar gossip while you're stuck behind the counter making drinks.
2Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut - You play Adam Jensen, an ex-SWAT specialist who's been handpicked to oversee the defensive needs of one of America's most experimental biotechnology firms. When a black ops team breaks in and kills the very scientists you were hired to protect, everything you thought you knew about your job changes.
In this game, you can…
  • carry a hacked turret through missions and set it up to mow down enemies for you.
  • beat reworked boss fights by hacking the arena's security and defenses instead of shooting.
  • finish the game without killing anyone by using takedowns, stealth routes, and hacking.
  • wake up rebuilt with cybernetics after a black-ops raid nearly kills you.
  • slip through whole buildings via vents, sewers, ceiling beams, and punch-through walls.
  • hack security to disable cameras, open doors, and turn turrets and robots on their owners.
  • restart in New Game Plus with your augmentations carried over and tear through early levels overpowered.
3Bomb Rush Cyberfunk - Bomb Rush Cyberfunk is 1 second per second of advanced funkstyle. Battle rival crews and dispatch militarized police to conquer the five boroughs of New Amsterdam. Become All City.
In this game, you can…
  • repaint the same graffiti spots mid-run using your full unlocked graffiti set, using quick input sequences to extend combos without stopping.
  • duck into a portable toilet to instantly lose the cops, swap outfits, and reset your heat level.
  • open your flip-phone to pick music and call features while you're still grinding rails or fleeing police, juggling phone controls with movement.
  • start your own crew, tag whole zones with graffiti, and trigger increasingly aggressive police crackdowns as the city's heat rises.
  • chain tricks across skates, a board, and a BMX in one continuous run, using manuals, air-dashes, and rail turns to keep the combo alive.
  • get chased by cops in a multi-stage wanted system that escalates from annoyance to full-on street pursuit as you keep vandalizing.
  • fight rival crews by turning the whole battle into a moving combo contest, with both teams flying around the arena to seize territory.
  • use a boost jump to recover from mistakes and stitch yourself back into a line without killing your momentum.
4Caves of Qud - Inhabit a deeply-simulated science fantasy world and chisel through layers of thousand-year-old civilizations. Build a character from over a hundred mutations and cybernetics. The award-winning sandbox roguelike & RPG full of robots, deep lore, and sentient plants.
In this game, you can…
  • turn a metal door sentient, possess it, and end up stranded as the door.
  • regrow a severed face, pick the old one up, and wear it for the charisma boost.
  • shoot a legendary enemy with a love syringe, recruit them, then take them along until they pick a fight and get thrown across the map.
  • kill a feared bandit, get the whole region hunting you, then repair it by making a Warden fall in love with you.
  • lose your arms and face, eat them as rations, and keep fighting as a telepath who doesn't need a mouth.
  • ride a space-time vortex for a burst of level-ups, then spend the new mutation point to learn vortex and warp home.
  • mount double railguns on cybernetic limbs while forcefields and holograms keep you alive.
  • wear a beehive on your back so bees make honey for you, then drink molten wax from a fungus-grown arm to thaw yourself.
5while True: learn() - You’re a machine learning specialist who makes neural networks but your cat seems to be better at it. Now you must solve puzzles to build a cat-to-human translation system (who knows what else this cat is capable of!). Earn a fortune, buy kickass cat outfits, learn how machine learning really works!
In this game, you can…
  • build a cat-to-human translation system so you can understand your cat.
  • build a self-driving car and make your cat the pilot.
  • launch startups that can make you millions in shares or wipe you out with bankruptcy and a full restart.
  • drag machine-learning blocks together, hit Release, and watch the data stream through your setup.
  • rearrange your whole setup to win a gold medal by hitting speed targets, even if it means sacrificing accuracy.
  • solve jobs where the winning move is tailoring your logic to exact test inputs, like swapping two links to match specific outputs.
  • reroute all your data into a fresh node, manually train it for a while, then undo the wiring and keep the trained piece.
  • spend your freelance money on ridiculous cat gear like hats, helmets, and a Viking costume.
6Picayune Dreams - Picayune Dreams is a roguelike blend of bullet heaven horde survival, and bullet hell gameplay. Adrift across the endless void, you must fend off thousands of nightmarish and otherwordly creatures. Uncover a mysterious and surreal story. And don't forget. You mu [TRANSMISSION INTERRUPTED...]
In this game, you can…
  • turn every hit into loot as enemy damage numbers chip off into experience you physically pick up.
  • hit a button to double the game speed mid-run whenever you want.
  • get so overpowered in Endless mode that you can choose to end the run by killing yourself, triggering an ending about dying of boredom.
  • wake up in deep space, die once, then only then see the menu that reveals permanent unlocks before throwing you back in.
  • respec your branching skill tree whenever you want, juggling a point limit and mutually exclusive paths to assemble real builds.
  • hold focus to slow down and dodge with a visible hitbox when the screen turns into a wall of bullets.
  • pick your next area after each boss, choosing between random routes including harder zones with more enemies and more XP.
  • summon optional secret bosses in specific ways, then beat them for extra levels and achievements.
7Horsey Game - Collect Horses. Breed Horses. Race Horses. Genetically Modify Horses. Create a Horse paradise or just get rich!
In this game, you can…
  • feed plutonium to a horse, clone it 30 times, sell the clones, then bet $10,000 on the one horse with legs.
  • use a balloon upgrade to fly your car around the map, control time, and zoom out.
  • create a 12-legged bug monster whose legs are wheels, then watch it spin fast enough to fly.
  • breed horses with non-horse things, like cars, fish, and goblins.
  • strap a rocket to a family member and sell them to a neighboring farm, then bet on them in the next race.
  • mutate horses by wrangling them into the area around the powerplant until you get a rainbow of new genes.
  • enter a strongman challenge at the circus using your biggest draft horses.
  • clone a champion's DNA, turn captured wild foals into identical super racers, then cash them out at the glue factory.
8of the Devil - Immerse yourself in neon, smoke, and high-stakes legal gambles as a Defense Attorney with uniquely Killer insights in this episodic, diabolically stylish visual novel adventure game.
In this game, you can…
  • fight courtroom battles as a card-and-poker duel, reading hands, calling bluffs, and slamming the exact evidence card to flip testimony.
  • read in-world news articles, answer comprehension questions, and earn more points while the setting quietly foreshadows the case.
  • defend someone accused of shooting six people through the heart, while your lawyer protagonist has insight she shouldn't have and you unravel why.
  • take a blackjack-style side game mid-trial, then go into a higher-stakes mode that turns legal back-and-forth into casino bets.
  • get timed cross-examinations where you spot the false line, dig up the matching proof, and hit the precise testimony beat before the options lock out.
  • investigate 3D crime scenes by examining highlighted hotspots, piecing together details, and turning what you find into your defense strategy.
  • watch mid-case twists reframe what you thought you knew, then scramble to shake down every character for new evidence and drag the trial back on track.
9USAC: Code Breach - USAC: Code Breach™ is a unique coop experience set in a cyberpunk universe. As a special police unit, you and your partner are called in to investigate the unexpected shutdown of a high-tech research facility. Between reflection and action, you must survive a situation that is beyond you.
In this game, you can…
  • run actual terminal commands to break into systems, pull data, and unlock what your partner can't access in the field.
  • split into asymmetric roles: one player hacks on a laptop terminal while the other infiltrates and handles the physical tasks.
  • solve puzzles while a timer ticks and enemies actively try to kill you, forcing you to communicate and execute under pressure.
  • solve co-op puzzles that are randomly generated, so you can't brute-force the solution and have to read the room.
  • work through split-information rooms where each player sees different clues, and you have to talk constantly to assemble the answer.
  • pull out pen and paper to crack logic-heavy puzzles like a quantum crane, dice deductions, and oscillograph circuit boards.
  • scan environments with almost no HUD help, using signs, colors, and subtle placement to infer hidden interactions.
  • get horror-style surprises from ordinary-looking objects, like trash cans that suddenly turn into threats.
10Clone Drone in the Hyperdome - Cut robots apart in VR. Feel your sword disintegrate their metal bodies. Now you live and die in the Crashloop, a roguelike tournament to the death. Lock swords! Shoot shurikens from your wrist! This is CLONE DRONE... in the HYPERDOME!!!
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In this game, you can…
  • lose an arm or a leg and keep fighting as long as your head stays on.
  • reassemble the robots you just dismembered into allies that fight for you.
  • parry a sword with your bow, then shoot that same sword straight into an enemy's head.
  • slice robots so cleanly a single sword hit sends limbs flying off.
  • get your arm chopped off, grab a dagger off the floor, and still finish the boss.
  • hold a blade-on-blade clash, twist their weapon away, and land the finishing cut.
  • shoot whatever you're holding out on an extending fist, carve enemies from afar, then reel the weapon back in.
  • steal a rival's signature powers after beating them, then mix those powers together while choosing only two hands to equip.
  • teleport straight to a dueling boss mid-jump and kill them before they land.