The Beholder series of dystopian games about life in a totalitarian state is ten years old. An American publisher and developer with Russian roots, Alawar, celebrated its anniversary by announcing a new project.
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Players of Beholder 4 (that’s the name of the project) will play the role of a promising young Ministry official devoted to the state, who actually works underground. Announcement trailer attached below.
Users will have to lead a double life: balancing between the interests of two parties, climbing the career ladder, stealing documents and sabotaging operations. However, sometimes the interests of the hero may be higher than factional ones.
A key feature of Beholder 4 will be police searches. The double agent will have to hide traces of his second life from law enforcement officers who raided his house. Each time the raids will become more and more persistent.
In addition, there is a place for romance in Beholder 4. The main character will be able to start relationships with four different girls: each with their own beliefs (including political ones), desires and secrets.
“Build dangerous relationships on opposite sides of the fence and make decisions where every choice has a price, and the button to “do the right thing” simply does not exist,” – warn creators of Beholder 4.
Beholder 4 is being developed exclusively for PC (Steam) by last year’s Beholder: Conductor team. There is no release date. Declared support for 11 languages, including Russian (text only).
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