Beholder: Conductor

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The short version, Beholder: Conductor, is a spin-off worth playing if you enjoyed Beholder 1 or similar games like Papers, Please. However, its replayability is not very good and decision making is limited. It doesn't offer the kind of options that make you question things or feel really important; There's only one at the beginning of the game (If you adopt the cat, I don't know if it appears if you decide to leave it lying around at the stop), and choosing it seems to block the good ending, but it's not a moral decision, just a "I'll do it to stay out of trouble, or I accept the punishment." Now, going into more details: The story is interesting, and although the gameplay is as expected, the detail of having to remember the order in which you collected the objects makes it wonderful. It's even fun to get into character and report the boy you don't like or feel bad for doing so because you need those resources. It tests your ability to manage your resources better than the first game (especially if you adopt the cat) to the point that sometimes you feel pressured to run out of time and not have enough. Now, it's not a perfect game; 1) It feels very empty, like there's a lack of content because there's a lot of traveling from station to station where you don't really do anything and nothing happens, resulting in dead, empty hours (of the game) that get a little boring. 2) Important decisions that should make you question your morality are non-existent. Unlike Beholder 1, where you were considering whether to follow your superiors' orders or be kind to avoid harm to them, that feeling is not present in Beholder: Driver. An example is the decision you have with Klaus in the first game. He's a good guy, he lends you the books you need for your son and the regime is clearly harassing him. Having to decide whether to help him because he's clearly innocent and just wants a normal life, or follow orders and present false evidence to get him expelled simply because you need the money, makes you wonder how far he'd be willing to go. That feeling is not present here. You have Louise and her husband, but you're not attached enough to them for them to seriously influence your decision. 3) Ironically, the only decisions that really affect the ending happen at the end of the game (well, except for one at the beginning, but as I explained above, it's more of a decision that feels like getting rid of the penalty or not, than an important decision, it's more like a casual decision). No matter what you do, no matter who you want to be (a patriot or a kind soul), nothing will matter because the game conditions you to follow the same path, the same story. With this I say that there is no way to turn your back on New Tomorrow, be a normal driver or be a driver who became the right hand of the train boss or stay with the hot Michelle and forget about your family xd. Unlike the first game, where it mattered which side you chose to support from the start and being a model citizen/official was an option, making Beholder: Conductor replayability almost non-existent. Still, I consider it a very fun game that deserves your attention if you like this style or if you enjoyed Beholder, you won't regret it. Otherwise I would honestly say don't buy it because you will get frustrated quickly. PS: EVERYTHING FOR MICHELLE, MY LOVE

beholder게임 시리즈를 하지 않고 바로 이 게임을 진행 하였다. 일단 이 게임에 대해서 말하자면, 스토리와 전개는 잘 만들었다고 본다. 그리고 한 가지를 말해주자면, 7번 객실에 있는 승객들이 불법적인 일을 저질러도 협박 메시지만 보내라. 단, 목적지가 멀리 있는 7번 객실 승객들에게는 보내지 마라. 그 이유는 vip객실이 열리면 7번 객실 승객들을 겁탈 하라는 서브 미션을 준다. 그럴 때 필요하니 절대 협박 메시지로 다 끝내지 마라. 엔딩에 대해서 말하자면 반전이기도 했다. 엔딩을 말하지 않을테니 직접 해봐라. 진짜 재미가 있다.

Симулятор контролера, а впринцпе ахуенно!

истории моего деда когда он работал в кгб на большого дядю босса

Great game, Sad about loosing the cat