Beholder: Conductor

O jogo é bom, tem uma mecânica boa e bem imersiva, as conversas não são chatas , mas eu acho que as escolhas podiam ter mais mudanças no caminho da história, a maioria delas só muda sua reputação, que se ela chegar em negativo é só vc carregar o save e voltar de onde parou, no máximo tem uma conversa que vc realmente tem que prestar atenção sem ser a do tutorial, mas em geral o jogo é muito bom.

It was only five dollars on sale when I bought it, but it's more trouble than it's worth. Tldr; The game has many, many issues, and the gameplay loop is soooo boring and the story is just a fetch quest with bad controls. The gameplay loop does not change at all. Like, at all. I expected a mystery style game, but it's so rail-roaded yet convoluted at the same time. There will only be one solid option to progress, but it will either be locked because of a descision you made an hour or more ago, or it will be unnecessarily confusing due to the mechanics (there is a part where you need to find a disk on a time limit, your character picks it up when you interact with an object, but it doesn't tell you clearly so I had to reload multiple times searching the room). You can predict the whole game very quickly, but you can never act on it. Your character will just be braindead until you find the one obscure interactable. Even then, there are multiple moments where if you did a certain thing you just die. Like, the only way you could know is if you played and reloaded a save. Oh, and the timers are really annoying. You always get what you need in the last moments. It makes it so you can't really tell how well sections of the run are going until right at the end. The worst part about all of this in my opinion, is that the writing just feels so lazy. The endings are the generic good ending (where you either need a guide or many many runs), and then a variety of obviously bad endings. The good ending isn't even that great because your character is too dense to do anything until he's literally told too. Honestly, I was hoping for some moral grey or personal focus in my game about planting evidence.