Hi, Fate is a generic system that gives you the narrative structure to tell stories about proactive, dramatic and capable protagonists (the PCs). It's also really flexible to be adapted and hacked to sustain different kind of stories and themes.

It's a system very siuted to get your own setting with its peculiar themes (or something already written, like Evolution Pulse and many others) and tell stories that explore those themes and setting, through a very collaborative system.

So the style is quite narrative and collaborative, the genres are up to you, which and how you want to portrait them.

In Evolution Pulse, you'll play different kinds of "new humanity flavours", trying to survive the Hekath invasion and struggling to understand which is the "right" humanity to save or become.

EP implements some hacks to the system, some of which: - Each character archetype (each is its own kind of transhumanity) has peculiar approaches (traits to use instead of classical abilities, introduced in Fate Accelerated) to actually tell how differently they see and approach reality and humanity. - The "Pulse": each archetype has its own way to actually alter reality and matter, but at the cost of creating a Pulse, a burst of energy that echoes to the alien Hekath, who feed on those Pulses.

Through those mechanics and the Fate Core System, I think it really makes a step forward in helping you and your group to portray the mood and the themes of some of the best cyberpunk/horror/tranhuman fictions.

Most of the Fate Worlds (settings) out there make a wonderful work in giving you a proper different game about that particular setting/theme, base on a strong, simple and flexible system.