Observer is a first person perspective horror game that focuses on a dark, atmospheric environment and deep story telling.
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This is the ONLY GOOD Blooper Team Game. If you ever see more games from them, ignore them. This is the only one worth your time.
The setting is great and the visuals are awesome. I like the main character a lot and the story was interesting all the way through. Very trippy experience like most Blooper Team games. Only this time it felt that way for the right reasons.
The ending was... weird. And a little anti climatic. But it was still a pretty solid experience overall. Have it on your radar if you're interested in the setting.
The setting is great and the visuals are awesome. I like the main character a lot and the story was interesting all the way through. Very trippy experience like most Blooper Team games. Only this time it felt that way for the right reasons.
The ending was... weird. And a little anti climatic. But it was still a pretty solid experience overall. Have it on your radar if you're interested in the setting.
I am immensely thankful for a dystopian futuristic setting that is not based on a version of the United States of America taking over the entire world. What a breath of fresh air, a cyberpunk Polish Republic is so much more interesting than all the Kojima-styled game settings we usually get.
The game is at its best in the small interactions, where there is room for intricate worldbuilding and fantastic voice acting, but the main story made me lose interest a few hours in. Visually, it soon gets ugly, which is intentional, but it gets to the point of being detrimental to the gameplay; often the augmentation systems weirdly cover the entire screen and you can hardly see anything. The glitch effects make narrative sense but make the experience feel way in need of being remastered, which makes playing the System Redux version the obvious choice.
The game is at its best in the small interactions, where there is room for intricate worldbuilding and fantastic voice acting, but the main story made me lose interest a few hours in. Visually, it soon gets ugly, which is intentional, but it gets to the point of being detrimental to the gameplay; often the augmentation systems weirdly cover the entire screen and you can hardly see anything. The glitch effects make narrative sense but make the experience feel way in need of being remastered, which makes playing the System Redux version the obvious choice.