Best cyberpunk games for iPhone and iPad (iOS)
Updated on August 4th, 2026
After so many people were interested in the last cyberpunk list of games for Android devices, I felt that those who wanted to focus on iPhone and iPad might be looking for something to add to their phones! There seem to be tons of cyberpunk iOS games announced and launched each and every week.
Cyberpunk is an interesting genre, coming in as a subgenre of science fiction, normally taking place in dystopian futures, where the world seems to be full of bright lights and characters who are always a bit grungy.
It’s how people seem to think our future might be someday, full of colour and capitalism that needs to be abolished by some punk who lives in the streets. Flying cars, humans with heavy body modifications, and large populations of people moving around in cramped cities are some of the common threads that you'll spot in these types of games.
There is a humongous amount of breaking laws and generally ignoring the corporation-controlled governments in these types of games if you’re interested in that sort of thing!
If you want to submerge yourself in this sort of future, all from the comfort of your house, then this is the list for you!
Neo Cab
Become the last human taxi driver. Neo Cab takes you into a future where almost everyone seems to be robots! Your friend, however, has suddenly gone missing, and as you do not have any other income, you’re stuck at your job. Not everything is doom and gloom though; you can learn about your passengers and the city through driving.
Read Only Memories: Type-M
Read Only Memories: Type-M is a cyberpunk point-and-click adventure for iOS, which takes place in Neo-San Francisco. You play the role of a journalist who needs to investigate an artificial intelligence machine that is able to think independently. You’ll need to travel around, speak to various individuals, solve puzzles, and continue to branch the story.
Transistor
Transistor has you becoming Red, someone who stumbled upon an unknown weapon that must be used to fight a huge threat. This game is a mix of real-time and turn based combat, as well as modular combat, which allows you to change around your abilities and play in a way that works best for you, while taking out a cybernetic threat with a strange machine.
Technobabylon
Technobabylon is a point-and-click adventure that has lots of cyberpunk elements! Due to some mind-jacking happening across the city, you control a large cast of different characters, who are all connected. You’ll need to solve puzzles, explore the city, and figure out what is best for everyone - after all, they are all connected.
Battle Night
Battle Night sees you, well, battling through the night across a cyberpunk-themed idle RPG, with cool character designs that really fit the theme. There's a war going on, there are neon lights everywhere, and there are epic skill trees you can tinker around with to take down those equally epic bosses - what a way to end the world, eh?
Cyberika
If you're looking to really get into the feel of a cyberpunk world, perhaps Cyberika's neon-lit streets might be your cup of tea. This MMORPG will have you exploring the city of Bradbury Complex, completing quests and fighting street punks just because. More tech, more problems, after all.
