CYBERLIFE

It is the year 2031.
The public internet has been fragmented following the Cascades of 2027 — a series of coordinated cyberattacks that simultaneously crippled three global stock exchanges, two national power grids, and an air traffic control system.

No one knows who launched the Cascades. Everyone has their theories.

Governments responded by balkanizing the network: each major nation now operates its own sovereign segment of the internet. International data trade has become as profitable — and as illegal — as arms trafficking.

The Darknet is no longer a marginal subnetwork. It is now the backbone of the global underground economy.

You are an Operator.
Not a script kiddie, and not a government agent either. Someone with the skills, the tools, and enough pragmatism not to ask too many questions about who their clients are.

Key Features

• Asynchronous and competitive multiplayer
  Other players exist in the same network. Their breaches can crash the stocks you currently hold.

• Fully player-driven economy
  Crafting, peer-to-peer trading on the Bazaar, speculation, and insider trading. The entire economy runs without developer intervention.

• Four factions with radically different playstyles
  Stealth, aggressive breachers, pure traders, and intelligence specialists. Each faction changes the way you approach the game.

• Reactive stock market
  Prices respond to player activity, world events, and NPC algorithms (Hedge Funds, Retail Bots, Market Makers, SEC).

• Dynamic world events
  The world evolves in real time. News influences the markets. A successful breach can send a corporation’s stock crashing.

• Advanced financial instruments

  Stocks, Sector ETFs, Short selling, Leveraged options (x3 to x8)...

• Authentic terminal atmosphere
  Every command has meaning. The interface is a real terminal, not a fake terminal UI.

• SEC monitoring system
  Insider trading is monitored. Abuse the system and you risk a 7-day account freeze and confiscation of profits.

Economy & Stock Market

Every action in the game is a market signal. Prices do not move randomly — they reflect player activity, world events, and NPC algorithms simulating institutional investors.

Breaching a corporation before short-selling its stock?
That’s insider trading. And the SEC is watching.

• Active corporations:

  Axiom Dynamics, Helix Pharma, Kaspar Financial, Novatek Energy, Mythril Defense, Chorus Telecom and Vanta AI

• Sector ETFs:

  TECH, FIN, ENERGY, MIL and HEALTH

• Options trading

  Leverage x3 to x8 and Short selling with configurable stop-loss.

Crafting & The Darknet

Craft your own hacking tools using components looted from target systems. Sell your creations on the Bazaar, or buy tools created by other players. The Darknet black market offers illegal, but essential, services:

• Proxy chains and VPNs

• Corrupt lawyers

• Botnet infrastructure

• Intelligence brokers

In CyberLife, information is currency — and everyone is trying to get richer than everyone else.