Name: Beholder: Complete Edition (PS4) Review
Uploaded: 2018-12-03T10:17:02.000Z
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Have you ever wondered what your neighbours get up to behind closed doors?

Well with the game Beholder it's your job to find out.

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The government's hired you to keep tabs of everyone who lives in the building.

So that means their jobs, their hobbies, their interests and of course, any laws that they

The government makes up all of these wacky rules like rubber ducks are illegal and it's

So when you report someone breaking the law, they're dealt with.

It reminds me of The Sexy Brutal, where in that game, the music slowly builds up as something

The same happens here, usually when the police bust in.

In a true creepy landlord fashion, you need to spy on all of your tenants.

Or you can sneak into rooms to set up security cameras and rummage through their belongings.

The only rule is, you can't be caught in someone's room.

So you have to wait for them to go to work, or to go to the kitchen before you enter.

You have to keep an eye on the clock to make sure you're out of there before they come

Of course, you don't have to report your neighbours.

Instead you could blackmail them, demanding money for keeping quiet about their crimes.

You could even just keep quiet out of sympathy.

By talking to all of these different people and by spying on their lives, you soon start

Plus your family has problems of it's own!

From dying children, to abusive relationships... the game covers some pretty dark topics.

You have to make some pretty tough decisions about what to do and who to help.

Perhaps telling the government that your son is a criminal, will actually help him out

Or what do you do when you're ordered to evict someone, without being given a reason?

Some of these tasks have a strict time limit.

You're juggling with people's lives, while racing against the clock to figure out what

So what do you spend your hard earned cash on?

And perhaps blackmailing people is the only way to get it fast enough.

A lot of things fall into a lot of grey areas.

Sometimes, even when you think your doing good, fate has different plans.

Dotted throughout the campaign are some major events, ready to through a spanner in the

And what people think they might need, isn't necessarily what's best for them.

As the story goes on, your tenants become more and more intriguing.

Eventually army generals and state officials are assigned to live with you.

And how you deal with these people, not only effects the end game.

It also has a larger impact on the entire world.

Your actions as a small time property manager can change history, start wars or even light

Beholder Complete Edition also comes with the Blissful Sleep DLC.

After a mix up with paperwork, the government believes that you're actually 85 years old

That makes you too old to live and so qualify for the forced euthanasia programme.

As well as helping your tenants then, you've always got this dilemma hanging over you.

It takes place in the same building as the main game.

Obviously though all of the tenants are different, giving you a whole new set of problems to

The game is hugely re-playable, as every decision changes the entire story.

It's fun to go back and do things differently.

Perhaps you do a run where you're evil, one where you're good.

One where you work strictly for the government.

The bleak graphics suit this world perfectly.

But at the same time really they're all just faceless blobs.

And that's probably all they are to the government.

But play your cards right and with a bit of luck.