"Cyberpunk" elicits many different responses depending on the generation. For the current, it may be, well, Cyberpunk 2077, perhaps even Edgerunners – of chooms bonding, becoming legends or fading away in the hellscape that is Night City. But the genre offers such a litany of capitalist viewscapes, where megastructures barely rise above the dregs and rogue artificial intelligences are more common than clean air, a dystopian wonderland a la Neuromancer or perhaps something more akin to 2000 AD's Mega-City One.
And even if this nightmarish mix of living space constraints, run-down architecture and hotbeds of crime resembles today's world a little too closely for comfort, it's still enough to inspire wonder, like in emptyvessel's DEFECT.