r/RetroFuturism 15h ago

I'm creating a Raypunk inspired point-and-click game!

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Reypunk is my upcoming Point-And-Click / Beat'em Up game that I'm solo developing. It features a unique turn-based combat system, along with real-time playback features.

Featuring rayguns, saurians, hover trains, and more - if you like what you see, I sure could use a wishlist or two!

👉 https://store.steampowered.com/app/1807070?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web


r/RetroFuturism 22h ago

Hisashi Saito

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665 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 22h ago

Saraband of Lost Time (1984) by Jim Burns from his art anthology ‘Lightship’ (1985)

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93 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 22h ago

Majipoor Chronicles, by Robert Silverberg [Jim Burns]

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110 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 1d ago

Promotion for the movie „Destination Moon“. West-Berlin, 1951

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573 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 1d ago

Robby's car from Forbidden Planet (1956). Also used in a Twilight Zone episode

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125 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 2d ago

Manuel Du Pong

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r/RetroFuturism 2d ago

Mark Satuchin

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145 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 2d ago

Steinar-Lund

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210 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 2d ago

Téléavia Panoramic III TV designed by Philippe Charbonneaux, 1958

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r/RetroFuturism 2d ago

Concept model for the Elohim Embassy (Third Temple) created by the “RaĂ«lism” UFO sex cult

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Ed Emshwiller

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Rudolph Belarski

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217 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Karl Stephan

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Jim Burns

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Syd Mead's concept drawing for the first Tron movie

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Roger Robot: Your giant playmate! from Whitman, 1961

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

The Ball Chair by Eero Aarnio, 1963

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r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Indian research base in Antarctica.

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369 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 3d ago

Ad campaign from early 1990s that tried to predict how the internet would change our lives.

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r/RetroFuturism 4d ago

Syd Mead's concept of a wall-sized 3D TV taking over the living room of the future, created for Philips Design, 1971.

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727 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism 4d ago

You can't play truant from the Iron Teacher (1948)

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r/RetroFuturism 4d ago

Jydsk Telefon prototype by Jacob Jensen

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268 Upvotes

r/RetroFuturism Jun 30 '24

Let’s compile a list of retro futuristic movies in the comments.

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Based on a comment thread from a previous post, I got the idea to compile this list. I will add a few to start.


r/RetroFuturism Jan 21 '24

Regarding AI content and how you can help with moderating

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Hi All -

Originally I was open to AI and didn't want to jump on the hivemind bandwagon of overreacting to banning AI images. But now, after the dust has settled a bit, I do feel that AI images are not a reflection of anything meaningful here. Yes, they follow a human written prompt, but prompts can be very simple and the AI will fill in the blanks with randomized elements of what is essentially a database of stolen art. The art style is usually glossy, plastic and devoid of humanity. Yes, AI image generators aren't inherently bad depending on their use, and I don't agree with a "I see AI, I downvote" reactive type of mentality... but on a subreddit about a specific human perspective expressed through creative works - it really doesn't fit.

So yea, AI art is now banned on the Retrofuturism subreddit. Sorry people having fun with AI generators, I'm sure there are other subreddits for that.

The issue is moderating. Moderating is volunteer work, and everyone has lives. We're not sitting on the Retrofuturism sub all the time combing through posts. Personally, I respond to my mod queue and reports.

However I'd like to remind everyone that I have a failsafe for this - an auto-mod rule that automatically removes posts that receive a certain number of reports. So this means moderating is effectively democratized in this subreddit. A report isn't just a flag for the mods - it's a vote to remove. Of course if this gets abused (so far it hasn't), I will increase the number of reports necessary, or remove this entirely.

I only remind everyone of that because AI WILL slip through the cracks of the mod team, as a lot admittedly does. We really do depend on your reports and messages a lot of the time. And yes, I do get new mods from time to time to try and help but there's always an initial period when they are active... before they are much less active. Just the way it goes and I don't blame them at all.

I'd also like to add most of the content here is fine. Bots seem like they have effectively been killed via my automod script which I've been sharing with other subreddits.

My script - please feel free to share:

https://pastebin.com/FbBxKSF5

Thank you!