Video game developer and publisher Bloober Team recently released some highly welcome news regarding the upcomin𒀰g dystopian cyberpunk thriller Observer: System Redux. One, there is now a free𒉰 next-gen demo of the game on Steam, and second, the game is still currently on track for a holiday 2020 release, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
During the recent Gamescom Future Games Show, Bloober Team showcased the remaster work they’ve done on Observer with a video highlighting the next-gen tech being used, and the differences that’s making between the remaster and the original. Also during Gamescom, Bloober announced the remaster release date is still on schedule,ও and added the game will be released for PC along with its console counterparts.
The original Observer, released by Bloober Team and publisher Aspyr in 2017, is no longer available on Steam, and has been effectively replaced by the new demo and remaster placeholder. The demo is free and available now to download 💃and play. 🍃The remaster can be at a 10% discount ($26.99) and will launch at the same price as the original game ($29.99). If the OG Observer is in your Steam library now, the remaster is available to you for just $5.99 until September 15. Bloober Team said it’s looking at ways to make a similar offer available to Observer console players, as well.
Observer: System Redux is not only a visually-stunning upgꦫrade, but also includes three entirely new missions (“Errant Signal”, “Her Fearful Symmetry” and “It Runs in the Family”), along with new gameplay mechanics, quality-of-life enhancements, a redesigned stealth system, added neural interrogations, and more. The video on Bloober Team’s YouTube channel details the visual upgrades, and you can investigate the free next-gen demo for a taste of the many other remaster improvemen🅰ts.
Observer (System Redux) sets you in the character of Daniel Lazarski, mocapped by the late great Rutger Hauer (Blade Runner), in the dystopian year 2084. Lazarski is an Observer, an elite neural detective in the Krakow Police Department, who suddenly finds themself on the case of their missing son, Adam. As an Observer,✱ Lazarski has the ability to access people’s neural implants with an augment called Dream Eater, which they use on suspects to gather truthful information, possible evidence, and clues during the investigation.
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