Observer: System Redux

Observer System Redux looks incredible on next-gen consoles, and the improvements to gameplay makes this well worth playing. If you're looking for a psychological thriller to play on your shiny new console, look no further.

Observer: System Redux is well worth playing if you enjoy psychological thrillers, a dash of cyberpunk, and noir detective fiction, and it all looks fantastic on the new consoles. The story has many layers to it, exploring the nature of parent child relationships, corporate domination, human augmentation, and mental health.

Observer: System Redux is an intriguing and thrilling dark cyberpunk adventure, finally graced by stunning graphics and some added content. It's got some performance problem and it's still missing the promised ray tracing implementation, but it's definitely a game to play on Xbox Series X.

Observer is still a fascinating game with a compelling story and some really interesting set pieces that both confuse, scare, and bring out emotion. Fans of the adventure genre, especially ones that include investigation and a great cyberpunk coat of paint on it, should pick this one up. Players that already own the original version of Observer may want to think twice if they’re looking for a high-profile visual upgrade. While it’s no slouch in the graphics department, I don’t know if it’s worth double dipping for that.

Depsite these niggles I enjoyed my time with The Observer; it looks great, has atmosphere for days and if you cankeep track of what is going on then there is a lot of additional lore to find and piece together. The mind hack sections were the most engaging parts, with some genuinely clever presentation and execution among some truly bizarre imagery and themes. It might not be Bloobers best work, but it’s worth a look if you’re a fan of the team’s games.

Observer: System Redux is an instant enhancement to the 2017 game. It looks better and plays better, but still has the biggest problem the original had: its slow pace.

Observer System Redux is a prettier, smoother version of a good game, but its setting and characters are so grotesque and dark that it can be hard to get through.

Observer: System Redux is the next generation remake of the cyberpunk, detective thriller set in the year 2084 in Krakow, Poland. The world lies in ruins with corporations seizing power after the fall of governments. You do their bidding. No lie will remain hidden from you, as you hack into the minds of those you interrogate. When your past catches-up, you must act on your own and unravel the mystery of your son’s disappearance. Your name is Daniel Lazarski, Amazing as the original one. I like the visual improvement and all. Also the game looks good with or without Ray Tracing. Only way I could tell that Ray Tracing was on was due to a huge FPS hit. Problem solved by turning it off and runs extremely smooth on max settings. Never finished the original one to be honest (had forgotten it) but now I will certainly do so as this is a close to Cyberpunk you can get without playing CP 2077 for. few more days. For the price of admission it's worth picking this one up for our Xbox Series X also. It of course as one would expect it to be absolutely a beauti-FULL experience of the Xbox Series X version as we would expect nothing less.

Graphical masterpiece. I have tried this on oled + hdr. What a game. Visually it took my breath. I do not know if on normal configuration it will be similar effect, but wow. Also I like this creepy dark blade runner atmosphere.

Bloober Team are the masters of darkest stories ever told in the game industry. This time, they didn't disappoint at all, absolutely loved it. A great symbiosis between art and script, with super atmospheric locations and music. Rutger Hauer's voice is something out of this world. The only con is gameplay design, sometimes it's clumsy, sometimes it slows down everything and distracts - wish it was more polished and immersive (more obvious object/button locations, but at the same time more challenges and puzzles). Anyway, in Observer you can already see a lot of inspiration from Bruce Bethke, Philip ****, and at the same time Silent Hill and other cult horror games - trippy unending nightmare that makes no sense and has a lot of sense at the same time, and activates all of the brain cells to force you finish the journey and get to the point of relief (aka another darkest ending you could possible imagine).

Observer es un buen juego, tiene una narrativa compleja que te va llevando a descubrir toda la historia. Las mecánicas son simples, primera persona, investigación, uso de infrarrojos y escaner tecnológico y poco a poco seguir las pistas. Tiene una buena parte de terror psicológico bastante bien llevado. Para mi es una oda a Blade Runner, no solo por el papel protagonista de Rutger Hauer, sino por toda la ambientación, esa lluvia y esas palomas y esa tecnología decadente te lleva a sentirte dentro de esa gran película. Si te gustan las aventuras narrativas, con tintes de terror e investigación te gustará.

Although the first impression was not **** after playing medium I was very hopeful..I was disappointed unfortunately. The game lacks too much linearity, and it is too easy to get lost. I thought that the linearity would adapt to the pace of the game as it progresses. Instead it remains too confusing as a game system. Too bad the atmosphere was good and also the **** you lose desire easily given the lack of action. Insufficient I'm sorry.. I give it a **** i feel generous..