I don’t think that’s meant to refer to a world without electricity, just keeping computers at 1950s-60s sizes and efficiencies. The linked page describes “rocketpunk” further up, and it’s quite different from steampunk.
Can confirm. I meant a rocketpunk setting in which combustion engines and simple vacuum tube electronics work, but human operators are still required to run space stations capable of monitoring the weather, handling international communications, or spying on enemy countries.
I don’t think that’s meant to refer to a world without electricity, just keeping computers at 1950s-60s sizes and efficiencies. The linked page describes “rocketpunk” further up, and it’s quite different from steampunk.
Can confirm. I meant a rocketpunk setting in which combustion engines and simple vacuum tube electronics work, but human operators are still required to run space stations capable of monitoring the weather, handling international communications, or spying on enemy countries.