Launched in March, the latest sandbox slow-life game in the Pokémon series, Pokémon Pokopia, has been a hit! This chill, healing new experience offers engaging gameplay that keeps players exploring and has earned rave reviews.
Recently, a Korean player known as No-Communication7040 dropped jaws on Reddit by showcasing their incredible "Cyberpunk Underground City" built entirely within the game. This subterranean marvel reportedly took just three weeks to complete, but racked up a staggering 260 hours of playtime – talk about a labor of love! The sheer detail and dedication sparked massive buzz online.
In the initial teaser video shared by No-Communication7040, viewers are treated to a super long elevator ride descending into the depths. As the doors slide open, boom! You're hit with a massive underground city bathed in neon lights, countless screens, and a dominant black aesthetic. The vibe is absolutely dialed to eleven, oozing cyberpunk cool.
The video instantly blew other players away, with comments pouring in like, "After seeing this, I feel like I haven't even started the tutorial yet…" and "I never imagined this game could create something like this."
Later, he unveiled the interior scenes of the entire underground city, revealing an incredibly high level of completion. Every nook and cranny of the architecture is packed with detail, perfectly capturing that dark, post-apocalyptic, neon-drenched cyberpunk world.
He even built a dedicated office, offering a panoramic view of the entire city from above.
He also shared some clever building tricks: for instance, he magnified in-game posters using the camera to create screen-like effects, subtly hid iron pillars between structures for added realism, and intentionally crafted a chaotic yet layered design to nail that signature cyberpunk disorder. He encourages other players looking to try a similar style to give these techniques a shot!
He uploaded the full video to his personal YouTube channel, where you can truly appreciate the dedication and completeness of his creation.
Of course, `Pokémon Pokopia` players are already overflowing with endless, wild creativity. It's not just about playing the game anymore; it's about *building worlds* within it. It just goes to show that these master builders are playing on a whole different level!
via： Reddit