Observer PC Game Review

I enjoy fps horror games like outlast and stuff like that it's games like outlast and observer that keep the horror genre alive said games are so great because they don't rely on cheap jumpscares to scare the player they rely on atmosphere and tension these types of games like silent hill silent hill games relied on atmosphere and the fear of the unknown much like any good horror game should do games like outlast and observer and silent hill remind us that the scariest monsters come from the human mind

The sometimes annoying stealth sequences aside, this is a really transportive, otherworldly experience I'm very glad I got to have. Theres so much style and mood here it just begs to be played again. Very few games challenge the player to completely lose themselves in their world and this is one of them.

Most disturbing game I've ever played but wicked.

This review is way better than the gs one. I got stuck in the first room where you find the decapitated kid and I was trying to figure out if this game was worth finishing because it's already giving me a headache with the nauseating flipping between different types of vision to look for Clues gameplay. It seems you don't even get out of the apartment building that's really disappointing. I think I'm going to give this one a pass I have so many awesome games I haven't finished like the Witcher 3, res evil 2 and 7, doom, so on and so fourth. I really did like layers of fear though it felt good to actually beat a game in two nights of play I didn't want to stop playing it but this one here is way too frustrating for another 5 hour walking sim

Just saying. the game was fucking boring as FUUUUUUUUUUUCK

Considering your exact call outs of other reviewers focusing on the wrong things with this game, I'd be interested in seeing a TLOU review video here.

This game will be free next week on Epic!!!!

I’m not usually into this kinds game,, but I enjoyed this

I wanted to like this game, I love the setting and I dont mind how its a walking simulator, but those memory sequences were HORRENDUS, they went on too long and just boring. I honestly liked the other parts of the game where you were investigating the murder even if its just walking around talking to doors. Those parts were youre inside someones memories are what made me quit and uninstall the game. I just got sick of doing it, I mean they just as easily could have relayed the information they wanted to get across to us through a cutscene instead of fumbling around dark and skewed corridors while it seems like its never going to end. Everythign else about the game I really liked. its just a shame that they made those parts so tedious and drawn out or I would have actually completed the game.

I wanted to like this game but I honestly couldn't finish it, the first Observer sequence gave me a migraine and made me nauseous, this is the first time in years that a game has done this to me. The flashing was just too much. Its a shame, I really wanted to see where this was going to go but I'm not about to deal with migraines over it

You had the audacity to call a game using a visual style of a movie two decades old, “edgy”?! Thats the exact opposite of edgy, what are you on about? Whats more, why does the game based on a dystopian, dilapidated and broken future have to do with clarity? Its almost like the main character is an old tired man who is so messed up in the head his delusions begin manifesting in real life to him. No crap his, “clarity” wont be great, you’re seeing through his eyes! Why does clarity always mean so much to you, that you’ll throw away an entire game on it, thats ridiculous.

Was so excited to play based on the theme but sad to hear that it has no gameplay per se

A lot of people are complaining in the comments, but I think you’re review is pretty spot on.

im into interactive movie games this is a buy for me.

Bro, its an interactive movie

Someday, some kind of "David Fincher'ish" genius will make one of these "games" (interactive movies rather) and will change the whole face of the world of entertainment! This is part of our future and you should not force yourself to endure this to then criticize it for not being what you want or like right now, but rather grab a cool recent PC shoot'em'up and praise it in a video if you want some action! Observer is interresting if one is in the mood for an immersive and relaxing "movie like" intrigue / experience!

I missed a bunch of the shit I saw in this video so looks like my five hours will turn into ten.

free on twitch prime right now

I enjoyed the game, i thought the story was interesting and some of the plot twists were well done im not gonna argue the walking sim thing but what bothers me is the horror thing similar to layers of fear its horror just not your usual approach theirfor if your looking for the next amnesia you need to look else where as both games wont do that, i can understand the visual complaint but i thought the game was right on the mark in terms of length, i enjoyed the puzzles this game provides as well although not extremely hard i found them clever its a cyberpunk game with a story to tell an interesting way of telling it i feel like most comments here jumped on the its a walking sim hate train because its easy to hate i dont care for it but i found this a hell of alot more enjoyable then soma which was a similar walking sim with no mechanics except underwater and you praised that but hated this i dont get it

Did you say P I R A T E D H A R D W A R E ? ? ?

Your passing attribution of pretentiousness to hypothetical reviewers who might like the game is a mistake. People can like something you don't like for genuine reasons, rather than because they're the supercilious cartoon hipster villains of your imagination. The rest of your review was nuanced and fair; that one line just bugged me a little. Meaningless quibble over; signing out.

Cyberpunk Paul Próspero, played by Rutger Hauer, I am totally sold on this one.