Observer
What would you do if your fears were hacked? Observer is a cyberpunk horror game from Bloober Team, the creators of Layers of Fear. Discover a dark cyberpunk world beset by plagues, war and squalor. Play as the new front line of neural police as you hack into the jagged minds of the insane. Features: Observe and Report – You are Dan Lazarski, an elite neural detective known as an Observer, and part of a corporate-funded police unit whose purpose is to hack and invade suspects’ minds. In this future, anything you think, feel, or remember can be used against you in a court of law. A Dark Dystopia – The year is 2084. If you somehow survived the Nanophage, odds are you were killed in the War. Those who live have turned to drugs, VR, neural implants— anything to distract themselves from this new reality. But they can’t hide from you.
Steam User 25
The original is worth remembering, and System Redux is the version worth choosing.
Steam User 7
It was a really good time, the cyberpunk aesthetic was used well, a lot of tv shows, films and games use it as like a 'setting' or because they know it looks cool. This was quite well used and looked amazing! I would say get this game but go into it knowing it is a vibe, you got more of a 6-7 hour long experience.
with that being said this is a very strong 7.5/10 I would recommend it to anyone who loves just a solid vibe game but if you are looking for a game with a stronger and more gripping story, play SOMA.
Steam User 9
True Detective of cyberpunk games.
depressing as ♥♥♥♥ but worth it.
Steam User 4
What a masterpiece, old but gold frate. I love the story and the mystery hidden in the building, and that I can talk to a lot of tenants where everyone has unique personalities. The graphics and the atmosphere are wow, kinda logic since it's made by Bloober Team—they never release a bad game, their graphics always leave a good impression, and every time they release a game they evolve more and more. Anyway, the game is worth the money no doubt.
But bro, I hate this one thing so much I don't even have words! Why do they put open doors, drawers, or lockers on the exact same mouse sensitivity? I need to set my in game sensitivity to 0 because in game sensibility is very fast and it still moves very fast. Okay i reduced my DPI from my software, but even if I reduce it, if I leave it on 0 in the game it's like 95% unplayable.
I struggle just to open doors, drawers, etc. I move my mouse over and over just to open them a little bit to see if something is inside or to open a door. Why, Bloober? Why don't you put a separate sensitivity or a button that opens full doors, drawers, lockers? Why do you make the same mistake like other games, ex: Amnesia games or SOMA? Just say why, do every developer think it's ok to put sensitivity for things like this on the mouse sensitivity? Do you even test it with low DPI or sensitivity to see? Bruh something is wrong lets do something.
And me, I need to play like this, struggling over and over until I finish the game. It's so frustrated because I can't enjoy the whole game when I focus on the story guess what open a door and stop the story and start a mouse marathon.
Steam User 3
Lately I have been looking for a sci-fi game similar to Cyberpunk 2077. I ended up finding this game by chance, and I can say that it has the graphics, story, characters, soundtrack, and gameplay that definitely fulfilled my expectations and may also fulfill the expectations of people who are looking for the same thing. If you're looking for a game where you can enjoy a futuristic dystopia with neon lights and also a good storyline, this is definitely the one. One of my favorite games at the moment <3
Steam User 3
Very good and interesting story, Bloober team once againg made it great. Sound and video design are on top in my personal tear-list (it's pretty good, trust me).
Some decisions I personally do not understand but they never came back to bite in the arse or ruin the experience.
Steam User 2
This game does a great job at visual storytelling in an interesting cyberpunk environment. There was a glitch that caused the game to crash just after launch but it is an easy fix which you can find in the community forum for this game. It's a relatively short but gripping experience.