Most of the game consists of walking around the maze-like tenement building, looking for clues, interacting with tenants, and solving puzzles. You search for him in a rundown apartment building (where most of the game takes place) and must use your investigative powers-both in the real world, and in the cyber world-to discover the fate of your son. Not much is known about Daniel besides what kicks off the story: his son, Adam, has gone missing. Rutger Hauer’s Daniel Lazarski is the vehicle for the story, and it’s through his eyes you see the world. Screenshot: Observer: System Redux (Captured on PC) And those people live in abject poverty and fear in a world overcome with horrible body modifications and nightmare inducing neural implants. Taking place in the year 2084, Observer features a particularly dark cyberpunk future where a techno virus killed thousands, and an ensuing war ensured that corporations held the most power over the people. If that sounds dark, that’s only the tip of the dystopian iceberg. You play as an Observer-a specialized police officer with the ability to hack into people’s minds as a sort of advanced interrogation. Observer: System Redux is an adventure game with a heavy psychological horror aspect. (See our coverage for Observer: System Redux here) but it’s only now that System Redux has made its way to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One-and it’s just now that I’m finally getting around to playing it. Late last year the System Redux version released with new gameplay, including new quests, new secrets, new interactions, added mechanics, etc. It had a great dark cyberpunk direction, and even had the great Rutger Hauer lend his voice and image as the game’s lead. Releasing back in 2017 as a follow-up to developer Bloober Team’s acclaimed Layers of Fear, Observer felt like a heavy hitter. Observer (sometimes >observer_) has had an interesting journey.
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