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About this game

Ever wondered what secrets hide within the depths of the human mind? Unearth the answers as you embody a neural detective in the cyberpunk masterpiece >observer_.

• Step into the year 2084, a world ravaged by plagues, war, and squalor. Survivors turn to drugs, VR, and neural implants to escape reality, but you, as the Observer, can’t be escaped.
• Assume the role of Dan Lazarski, an elite neural detective. Your mission is to hack into the minds of suspects, exploring their thoughts, feelings, and memories. Everything uncovered can be used against them in court.
• Enter the unstable minds of criminals and victims as you search for clues. Relive their darkest fears, challenging your perception of reality and sanity. The interactive narrative ensures a thought-provoking and intense experience.
• Discover the largest and most frightening world created by Bloober Team. As the creators of Layers of Fear, they bring you >observer_, a cyberpunk horror game designed for mature audiences. Brace yourself for disturbing visuals and a chilling journey into the unknown.

Reviews

Bloober Team’s latest is one of the scariest horror experiences I’ve played in a long time, and its strong sense of place, story, and action put it above the majority of other games in the genre. Observer is simply the best of both worlds and is a must-play for anyone who considers themselves a fan of either sci-fi or horror.

Game Informer

If you don’t like ‘walking sims’ then Observer isn’t going to change your mind, even if it does include some rudimentary detective work. However, if you like to be swept away by a story and pulled in to a world where every door has a new experience behind it, then close the curtains, turn off the lights, crank up the surround sound and immerse yourself in this great cyberpunk horror tale.

TheSixthAxis

I’ve always thought thinking of the future could be scary, but Observer takes it to the next level. The story should keep players on edge, and the constant assault of visual and audio overload go a long way to truly make this not only a game but an experience. From excellent world building, to fantastic sound, I was pulled into the game from the moment I hit start and the white words scrolling on black began. It’s bleak, dark, depressing, and twisted. The gameplay elements are typical of the genre, but never felt annoying to me, and require a bit more thought then most others in the genre.

ZTGD