That part made me need to play with a mouse and keyboard. Still in relation to the command, in this case DualSense, I have to register the presence of some difficulties in interacting with objects, the precision is difficult and it gets to be frustrating in certain moments. Observer System Redux takes advantage of the possibilities allowed by the command, from hearing certain sounds in the palms of our hands, and even different forces on the triggers. Also noteworthy is the sound component, which is expanded on PlayStation 5 through DualSense, and that was the version I played. The Bloober Team achieves a very terrifying environment, where improved visuals enhance that range. It is always a trip of very high psychological intensity with huge psychedelic doses – I do not recommend the game to anyone with a history of epilepsy problems. It is in the moments when we enter the domain of other people’s minds that we are faced with confusions generated by the joining of thoughts, where Lazarski’s memories mix with that of the individual, creating distorted and extremely terrifying thoughts.
“we enter the domain of other people’s minds that we encounter confusions generated by the joining of thoughts” This is the only tool at his disposal, devoid of weapons, he ultimately manages to enter the minds of individuals through a physical connection to the brain, to thereby relive their past and discover what led them to that situation. It can scan almost anything, from electronic components and even organic evidence. In a futuristic world where everyone, or almost everyone, has implants, Lazarski goes to the apartment complex where the call he received from his son originates from, goes through the area collecting evidence analyzing it with the technology he has, attributed by your implants. As I mentioned, Daniel Lazarski is an observer who goes looking for his son, going to the place where his last call came from.Įlectrifying atmosphere and rich in details. There is a bit of the Blade Runner atmosphere here, at least that’s what I felt, and a certain collage of our protagonist to the character played by Harrison Ford, Rick Deckard, although in Ridley Scott’s film, Blade Runner does not have Cybernetic Implants.
“There is a little bit of the Blade Runner atmosphere here” It is a psychological journey that leaves us in constant shock.
Observer system redux review ign full#
We are guided by an obscure world full of mental disorientations where the identification of the real and virtual is a very fine line, and sometimes it is neither. A beginning common to any other, but in Observer not everything is what it seems. It all starts with a call from your son, who has not seen him for many years, saying he needs help. This one has cybernetic implants that help you in your investigations. We are in 2084, we are the detective Daniel Lazarski (based on the actor Rutger Hauer), denominated by Observer. Observer was well received by the critics, and now with the Redux version it refines the formula through the inclusion of a more advanced graphics that include the use of ray tracing technology. The producer, Bloober Team, has devoted itself wholeheartedly to psychological terror, with releases like Layers of Fear in 2016, Observer the following year, and in 2019 delivers Layers of Fear 2 and Blair Witch.
Observer system redux review ign series#
So it comes to the new PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X / S consoles, and also to the PC, a journey that has proved to be a surprising point. This is an improved version of the original that was released in 2017, which in addition to the visual improvements expands its universe a bit. Only with knowledge of the topic covered, connected to the Cyberpunk universe with a lot of psychological terror.
I confess that it was a little bit what happened to me with Observer System Redux, but obviously it was not entirely like a blindfold. Psychological terror with hallucinogens, which causes a desired startling sensation in games of this kind.Ĭatching a game without knowing what awaits us is a rare thing these days.
0 kommentar(er)
