Both of these vision modes are used simply by tapping LB and RB respectively. Your electromagnetic vision is used to investigate electronic objects in detail. As an Observer, you can use bio vision to scan and analyze things like hair and blood. It wouldn’t be cyberpunk without some augmentations, which Larzarki has several of, as do many of the NPCs you come across. As Larzarski, you’ll walk through the hallways and areas of the complex, interviewing tenants and finding clues to try and put it all together. The sketchy apartment complex soon goes into lockdown, disconnecting all external transmissions, and the mystery is on. Larzarski visits the rough side of town where his son’s apartment is, and finds a decapitated body in this apartment, but it’s unclear whose body it is. One evening, Larzarki receives a strange phone call from his prodigal son. The KPD are the police department of Krakow, a city in Poland, and the story takes place in 2084. Players take the role of Lazarkski, an aging but capable Observer, or special detective, of the KPD. You can see so many details of the late great Rutger Hauer, whose likeness and voice acting were used for the protagonist of the game, Daniel Lazarski. Character animations and detail were re-worked and are rather stunning. Rather, Bloober Team had ample time and interest to do a significant overhaul of the visuals and the result is a really impressive launch title for the XSX (which I played it on) and the PS5. Observer: System Redux is more than just the base game with a few visual tweaks. Having played through and enjoyed Layers of Fear and Layers of Fear 2, I had confidence that Bloober could tell a story in a dystopian 2084 and do well with it - turns out I was right.
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I remember when this game came out and I just never got around to playing it, but I’m glad I didn’t since I was able to get a review code for Observer: System Redux, a $30 launch title on the next-gen consoles. It sure doesn’t seem like it has been over three years since our own Will Johnson reviewed Observer, a first person thriller/horror game by Bloober Team.
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