![]() ![]() The game is a pseudo-open world but in the confines of the apartment complex. On top of that, Lazarski begins melding his memories with the person he is investigating, so I never knew what was exactly correct and what wasn’t, which was a main theme throughout the entire game – what’s real and what’s not? Not only am I going through the events of what happened to a victim, I am also going through their memories of key events and feelings throughout their life. These really push the limits to what Observer has to offer. The segments I’m talking about are the memory investigations that I talked about earlier. They occur during some really interesting segments of the game, but I did find them a bit tedious at times. The game relies on a few puzzles here and there and there are a few segments that will require the player to use stealth to get through some areas of the game as well. Lazarski is augmented with a few different vision sensors that allow him to examine electrical things and biological things in his environment. In fact, there isn’t much to the gameplay at all. The game itself is a first-person detective adventure. When he comes across a murder scene, he is now looking for the killer who just so happens to be locked in this apartment complex with Lazarski along with all the tenants. Lazarski is an “Observer” who has the ability and the authority to interrogate people using a mind-reading technique that allows him to “jack in” to the mind of a subject. In this time, humans regularly undergo digital and mechanical implant procedures that augment their senses and motor functions. For some odd reason, I never knew any of this, but now that I have played Observer: System Redux, I can say I’m glad I did.Īs Krakow police officer Dan Lazarski, played by Hauer, players are investigating an apartment complex in 2084. ![]() When asked to take on the next gen version of the game, I figured why not? To my surprise, not only is it developed by the Layers of Fear developers, but also stars the late Rutger Hauer. I had always known about Observer, but never actually took the time to look into it. ![]()
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