NEON STRUCT

Very well done stealth game. Can recommend it to anyone who craves for (original) Deus-Ex-like solo stealth game. +++ - you can do a pacifist run - you *can* finish the game (with S rating) without using any non-quest items whatsoever - The game is surprisingly long and has a lot variation (took me almost 12 hours 100% it) - graphics are nice, despite the low-poly models - enemies are not as dumb as one might think (but they are somewhat blind, at least on normal difficulty) - extremely fast quicksave + quickload --- - [strike]Some story choices *seem* to have no impact in the end[/strike] On my second playthrough I have noticed most of these choices actually do have a (small) impact - The game is locked at 60fps

Easily worth what I paid for it on sale, I feel foolish for holding off buying the game for so long. If you manage to get through the dull intro mission and get your actual gear the game becomes a lot of fun if you enjoy sneaking around and finding info you're not supposed to find. After the second mission the story kicks into gear and though the premise isn't the smartest, being an agent on the run is great fun.

For the next time you can't decide whether you want to play Minecraft, Thief, or Cyberpunk 2077. Seriously though it's pretty good.

This indie hidden gem is actually scratching my itch for a Stealth/Immersive Sim that Dishonored and Deus Ex left me with. 100% recommend playing this if you like Dishonored and/or Deus Ex and are looking for something to try out. Not a perfect game by any means, and definitely has some weak points, but enjoyable game thus far.

A very simple bare bones indie stealth game. It's not a must play, but if you like stealth games I would get it if you can find it for $2-3 and play it over a couple sessions.

quite fun and dare I say immersive, given the fact that it... lacks textures. It's a blend of Thief mechanics and Deus ex vibes

A wonderful cool night breeze of a game, masterfully mixing tense yet doable stealth sections with danger-free nightly wandering intermissions through malls, churches and many, many bathrooms. These make all that hiding in the shadows worthwhile. The guards aren't very clever, and I love that. Bad AI is my gaming lifeblood, I cherish every cheeseable [i]Dark Souls[/i] boss. Thank you for letting me off the hook. [i]Neon Struct[/i] is like a distant half-sister of [i]Deus Ex[/i], without guns and goatees. Instead your character Jill shows deep empathy for nearly everyone she meets while on the run. Don't be fooled by the unassuming visuals. Every space in this [b]is[/b] mundane, but that is the point, and feels REAL, like a Megaten office sprawl. I'm deeply impressed.

Even though you may doubt it by its look, this game is actually brilliant. Yeah, it does look like it was made in a map editor from a bootleg minecraft-like game you find on google play. However, the gameplay is really fun and entertaining. The game has a lot of gameplay mechanics to offer, a variety of levels with some nice maps and a pretty decent story. I admit that at some point the gameplay gets kinda repetitive. Just go somewhere, pick up something, or do this and that and try to stay silent while doing it (or not, it's completely your choice). But with the changing maps, different strategies you have to apply or think of yourself, and gradually increasing difficulty, I still found it really entertaining. There are also a handful of little side quests and things to encounter that brighten up your gameplay if you try to scoop around a bit and not only focus on the main part of the game.

This game is crap.

Wonderful game. The story is intriguing and does make you stop and think about your decisions. It has amazing inner-self perspectives about anxiety, guilt and so on.. The plot THICKENS! It does start of slow and somewhat boring but it only gets better by the mission. The gameplay is pretty minimalistic and THAT is basically the peak aspect of the game, because it is so unique. You can b-hop and do all sorts of movements to spice the fun up. The music and the atmosphere is great, I was screenshotting pretty much every location. It is just challenging enough on its own to make it a rememberable experience. All that said I absolutely recommend the game to everyone and make sure to give it a chance past the intro, I promise it's worth it. P.S. I finished it in one sitting, for 3 and a half hours I did not get up from my chair and I forgot about my surroundings. What game has made You experience that lately?