This is accompanied with screams and copious amounts of blood. There are occasions when a character can be killed either through hanging, beheading or being coerced to jump onto large spinning circular saws blades and if unwilling to do so, they are physically dragged and kicked onto the spinning blades. Beholder 2 was rated PEGI 16 for strong violence towards fantasy characters, the use of illegal drugs and a sexual expletive. The first Beholder game was rated PEGI 12 for frequent scenes of mild to moderate violence to fantasy characters. You have to look out for yourself while keeping the company happy, and investigating your father's unhappy end.īeholder 2 is rated ESRB MATURE 17+ for Violence, Blood, Sexual Content, Partial Nudity, Drug Reference, Strong Language, Crude Humor. Here though, you find just as many immoral people and actions - co-workers who are drunk, participate in orgies, and engage in all sorts of debauchery.
Instead of spying on tenants like the first game, you work directly for a corporation. It's improbable that he flung himself out of a window and to the ground from a high rise. In Beholder 2, you play the son of the man who has been killed, Evan. It's up to you whether you decide to play along with the powers that be or look to subvert its control. The game has multiple endings each of them being a sum of the decisions made by a player. Every decision that a player makes affects the way the story unfolds. You then have to report to The State anyone capable of violating the laws or plotting subversive activities against the Government to the authorities.Įach character has a unique personality, circumstances, and issues. To do this you can bug apartments, search their belongings and profile them. Your main task is to secretly spy on tenants to hear their conversations. In the first game, you play as Carl, a government-installed landlord in a totalitarian state. How the game ends depends on your choices. As the game unfolds and you see more of the controlling totalitarian state, an uneasy tension develops between your conscience and your mission. You'll also make decisions that will affect the way the story unfolds.Beholder is a detective game where you spy on tenants in a building, discover their secrets and report violations of laws to the authorities. Will you report the suspicious activities of a father and orphan his children? Or will you withhold the details about his illegal activities and give him a chance to make things right? You may also choose to blackmail him to acquire the money your family desperately needs.Īs you play the game, you'll interact with many characters and complete dozens of quests.
You must also REPORT anyone capable of violating the laws or plotting subversive activities against the State to the authorities.īut you can still choose to cling to your humanity and empathize with others. You must BUG their apartments while they're away, SEARCH their belongings for whatever can threaten the authority of the State, and PROFILE them for your superiors. Your primary task is to covertly watch your tenants and eavesdrop on their conversations. However, that is simply a facade that hides your real mission. Your daily routine involves making the building a sweet spot for tenants, who will come and go. You are the State-installed manager of an apartment building. A totalitarian State controls every aspect of private and public life.
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