PlatformSteam
Release date9 Nov 2016

Description

Beholder: A Grim Dystopian Surveillance Simulator

Step into a bleak, totalitarian world with Beholder, a surveillance simulator where privacy is dead and the State controls every aspect of life. Available now as a Steam key for global activation.

Your Role: Landlord and State Informant

You are Carl Stein, a landlord installed by the State in an apartment building. Your mission: to spy on your tenants. Eavesdrop on their conversations, search their apartments while they're away, and profile them to the authorities. Your success hinges on your ability to gather information – but how will you use it?

Key Features:
  • Moral Dilemmas: Choose your actions carefully. Will you protect your family, or uphold the State's laws? Every decision has consequences.
  • Surveillance Gameplay: Install cameras, search apartments, and analyze tenant profiles to uncover secrets.
  • Dynamic Story: Experience a branching narrative with multiple endings determined by your choices.
  • Resource Management: Manage your time, money, and reputation with the State to survive in this oppressive regime.
  • Intriguing Characters: Interact with a diverse cast of tenants, each with their own secrets and motivations.
Gameplay Highlights:

In Beholder, you're not just a landlord; you're a tool of the State. You'll be tasked with:

  • Espionage: Secretly gather information on your tenants using surveillance equipment.
  • Extortion: Use your knowledge to manipulate and exploit your tenants for personal gain or to fulfill State directives.
  • Betrayal: Report suspicious activity to the authorities, potentially leading to arrests and worse.
  • Survival: Balance your duties to the State with your own personal needs and desires. Failure to comply with either could have devastating consequences.
System Requirements:

Please refer to the Steam page for the latest system requirements.

Platform:

Steam

Activation:

This is a global Steam key. Activate on Steam to download and play.

Experience the weight of moral choices in a world where everyone is watching.

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