Project: Edgerunner - Cyberpunk

Install chrome, break the flow of combat, and survive the cost.

Project: Edgerunner is a Minecraft Palladium addon inspired by Cyberpunk 2077 and Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, mixing faithful mechanics with original design choices. Install and manage cyberware through the RipperDoc, assemble advanced components at the Tailoring Bench, customize implants at the Cyberware Painting Station, and build a combat identity around speed control, brutal melee pressure, tactical scanning, and survival under constant stress.

Chrome has consequences. Every implant adds Load, and if your body can no longer reconcile the amount of installed cyberware, you begin descending into Cyberpsychosis.

Full in-game guide

with everything you need to know about cyberware, crafting, upgrades, and surviving Cyberpsychosis.

Interfaces

Cyberware

OS Slot

• Sandevistan Warp Dancer: Applies 20% slowdown and stands out for elemental resistances while active.
• Zetatech Sandevistan: Applies 30% slowdown with a short cooldown and strong bonus damage, especially against airborne targets.
• Dynalar Sandevistan: Applies 50% slowdown with a longer active window and reliable damage scaling.
• Sandevistan Falcon: Applies 70% slowdown, lasts long, and rewards neutralizes with bonus max health.
• Sandevistan Apogee: Applies 85% slowdown, highest damage boost, and kill-based duration extension.

Frontal Cortex Slot

• Axolotl: Every kill cuts all cyberware cooldowns and can help refill Sandevistan charge.

Face Slot

• Basic Kiroshi Optics: Adds visor health readouts and 2x-6x optical zoom.
• Clairvoyant: Scans and highlights hostile targets through cover with night vision.
• Doomsayer: Exposes traps and environmental hazards like TNT, pistons, and sculk.
• Stalker: Tracks nearby players and mobs with visible trails through cover.
• The Oracle: Merges enemy scan, hazard scan, trail tracking, night vision, and max zoom.

(Face cyberware visuals are fully customizable to all skins in the config)

Arms Slot

• Gorilla Arms: Deploys brute-force arms for stronger melee, elemental damage, bleed, grabs, throws, slams, and finishers. Also with Electric, Thermal, Toxic and Freezing upgrades.

Skeleton Slot

Passive implants crafted at the Tailoring Bench and installed through the Ripper Doc. Each has a Palladium upgrade tree.

Combat frames

• Titanium Bones: Physical and elemental resistance, knockback stability, heavier falls, and Gorilla Slam synergy.
• Dense Marrow: Melee damage, Gorilla Fury generation, and Slam pressure.
• Scarab: Crouch-brace defense with a counterattack window after unbracing.
• Rara Avis: Iconic heavy armor — high resistances, movement penalty, and low-health Redline.

Mobility frames

• Bionic Joints: Movement speed, fall reduction, and knockback control.
• Hollow Bones: Ultralight speed and jump height; conflicts with Titanium Bones, Dense Marrow, and Rara Avis.
• Kinetic Frame: Chance-based mitigation while moving; Sandevistan active counts as high movement.
• Spring Joints: Softens strong hits and falls; rebound jumps and post-Slam recovery.

Defense frames

• Scar Coalescer: Low-health physical resistance, bleed control, and survival aggression.
• Para Bellum: Broad physical, projectile, explosion, and elemental reduction.
• Universal Booster: Important heals grant stacking temporary resistances; synergizes with Blood Pump.
• Epimorphic Skeleton: Max health, healing received, extra Max Load, and defensive pressure relief.

Legs Slot

• Fortified Ankles: Charges a powered launch jump when you crouch before takeoff.
• Reinforced Tendons: Lets you perform a second jump in mid-air on demand.

Circulatory Slot

• Blood Pump: Spends a charge for instant healing plus regeneration, then recharges over time.

Cyberpsychosis

• What it is: The cost of too much chrome, driven by short-term Pressure and long-term Degradation.
• Pressure: Spikes while active cyberware is running and falls while you rest.
• Degradation: Builds when Pressure stays high and drops slowly when you keep it low.

Phases

• Phase I — Prodrome: Minor glitches and warning signs, still easy to reverse.
• Phase II — Deterioration: Hallucinations, debuffs, and implant misfires begin.
• Phase III — Acute: Motor instability starts and allies may read as hostile.
• Phase IV — Crisis: Symptoms become constant and the whole system starts breaking down.
• Phase V — Terminal: A death countdown begins, with berserk episodes and full-loss control risk.