Observer

Instant cult classic of a game. Has a great and unique atmosphere. Visuals are very good and make you feel like you are in a futuristic city. It takes blace in one building but that does not take away from the game. For cyberpunk fans and neon future lovers its a great game.

Observer Is what happens when you take the Blade Runner aesthetic and bloober teams horrordesign and smasher them together.

Let me start off positive the story and graphics design is really good. Especially the story the moment it gets going It is hard to stop and you want to figure out all the weird tenants and look at all the clues, There are in this Apartment Complex.

And it touches stuff like. Surveillance state, trance humanism, and handled it well.

And of course the performances and especially rutger hauer are good, and I am glad they took him out of the retirement home to get him to do som lines.

Now the negative, if you're played a bloober teams horror game then you have played the horror parts of this game. For me it fell flat on it face, neither It's hiding for Monsters or The graphics getting messed up and Spooky themes and grotesque happening. It just never worked on me and just distracted me from the part of the game I liked the detective work.

The Apartment Complex is just a bit too confusing to navigate. I wanted to do more of the site missions, but the having to find the right room numbers and going back and forth and with the movement speed and graphical glitches. It was just too much of a hassle to do.

One part of the game is great and the other is okay to annoying, it is just that kind of game but would still recommend.

Really amazing cyberpunk detective story. Very western in its story structure but very Japanese in its visuals. If you like cyberpunk anime from the 90s then you'll love this. Great acting too. Rutger Hauer really gave this everything.

It's a kind of niche that needs new revisions and new pioneers so that it can continue to evolve as we get closer to seeing its fictitious warnings unfold in real life, and Observer adds to familiar parables in fascinating ways. and unexpected. In this regard, and on many other levels, Observer is a haunting and remarkable achievement.