Free Cyberpunk Pixel Art City BRB Screen with a Glitching Neon Sign
A pixel art city at night inspired by Blade Runner, with neon signs, a glowing moon and a glitching Be Right Back sign for your breaks.
By Meld
Get Cyberpunk BRB free
Included with Meld Studio. Or stay in OBS with Spark Plug.
Five minutes is long enough for a viewer to wander off. A frozen frame or a blank scene tells them the stream has stopped, and the Cyberpunk BRB gives them something to watch instead. It is a free Be Right Back screen, built as a pixel art city at night.
What is on screen
The scene is a night skyline drawn in pixel art and inspired by Blade Runner. Neon signs glow along the streets, a bright moon hangs over the rooftops, and a Be Right Back sign glitches in and out as though the power in the district is unsteady. It reads as a place, not a card with text on it, so the break feels like part of the show.
The look is dark and saturated, which suits late-night gaming, synthwave music streams, and any channel already built on neon colors. Because the glitching sign does the talking, viewers know right away that you have stepped away and will be back.
When to use it
Switch to it the moment you leave the desk. It covers a bathroom break, a snack run, a controller swap, or the gap between matches when you need a minute to reset. Put it on its own scene and you can cut to it with a single hotkey instead of scrambling to hide your game.
It also works as a mood piece. If your starting scene and your gameplay border already lean cyberpunk, this keeps the same visual identity going through the break rather than dropping to a generic graphic.
Who this is for
Streamers who run neon, retro-futuristic, or sci-fi channels, pixel art fans, and anyone who wants a Be Right Back screen with more character than a static image. It is for small channels that want a polished break scene without paying for custom art, and for bigger channels that want a matching set of screens.
Adding it to your stream
Download Meld Studio and add the Cyberpunk BRB to a scene. It plays the same for viewers on Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, and TikTok Live, because Meld signs you in once and covers every platform you stream to. If you would rather stay in OBS, the free Spark Plug for OBS plugin brings the same screen into your existing OBS scene. Either way there are no scripts to write and no monthly fee.
Use cases
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Bathroom and snack breaks on a late-night stream
You are three hours into a night session and need five minutes away from the desk. Switch to the Cyberpunk BRB and viewers get a pixel art city under a glowing moon instead of a frozen game frame. The neon signs keep the screen moving while you are gone.
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Keeping a synthwave or sci-fi channel on brand
If your channel leans on neon, retro-futurism, or Blade Runner style visuals, a plain BRB card breaks the mood the moment you step away. This scene carries the same night-city look through the break, so the stream still feels like one production when you cut to it between matches or during a long reset.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Cyberpunk BRB screen free?
Yes. The Cyberpunk BRB is included free with Meld Studio. There is no watermark, no paywall, and no per-stream usage cap. Add it to a scene and switch to it whenever you need to step away.
Which streaming platforms can I use it on?
Twitch, YouTube Live, Kick, and TikTok Live all work. Meld signs you in once and handles every platform you stream to, so viewers on all four see the same pixel art city during your break.
Does it work with OBS Studio?
Yes. Spark Plug for OBS brings the Cyberpunk BRB into your existing OBS scene, and you can customize it with help from Meld Spark in seconds. You do not have to leave OBS to use it.
What does the Cyberpunk BRB screen look like?
It is a pixel art city at night inspired by Blade Runner. Neon signs light the streets, a glowing moon hangs over the skyline, and a Be Right Back sign glitches in the foreground.
When should I switch to a BRB screen?
Use it any time you step away from the keyboard, such as a bathroom break, a quick meal, or a pause between games. A dedicated scene tells viewers you are coming back, which gives them a reason to stay instead of leaving the channel.
