Beneath a Steel Sky is a cyberpunk, point and click, adventure game. You assume the role of Robert Foster and embark on a quest to make the world a better place, along with your robot companion Joey.
Robert Foster was stranded as a child in a place called The Gap. There he was adopted by the local Aboriginals living there. After several years The Gap is attacked by security officers, killing the locals and taking Robert back to Union City. He manage to escape and finds out more and more about the corruption that runs society.
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My fun story with this game: I finished this classic title for the first time ever, watched the closing scene, and closed the application. I opened up my web browser, and the top story was that the sequel, Beyond a Steel Sky, had just been announced. If you have not played this game before, please give it a chance. It feels a bit dated at first, but once you get used to it, you will see why this game remains a stone-cold classic. If you have played modern adventure titles such as Technobabylon, you can also see how it inspired some of today's adventure devs. PRO TIP FOR NEW PLAYERS: Hit F5 to open the save/load menu.
WARNING: Nostalgically biased review. THE GOOD: > it's a classic THE BAD: > shut up - it's a classic THE UGLY: > I first played this game on a 25MHz 386 with no sound and it was amazing, and it's a classic THE DETAIL: I did get a better PC and a half-decent SoundBlaster one day, and I played it again, and loved it all over again. I even played it on an Android while travelling on public transport years later again. It's a classic example of humorous point-and-click adventures. In this case, it's one I am still more fond of than most. I won't bother spoiling anything. You should just play it. I didn't mind the sequel either. That's a thing now. You could just skip straight to that then come back here for the backstory- it's all good. Still, play it. It's a classic. ;)
83 / 100 I remember all those years ago as a kid playing up to Disk #7 on my Amiga version, before hitting a dreaded bad disk preventing my savegame from loading! I could not escape Union City. Beaten.. It may have taken me the better part of two decades, but I can now finally cross it off my point-n-click bucket list. Although showing its age, with a poor UI & clunky controls, it is a great story with some quirky characters, challenging puzzles & strong ending. Most deserving of its all-time classic status. Now I feel worthy to tackle the long awaited sequel & see where Foster’s adventure takes him next. ✔️ No disk swapping! :) ✔️ Intriguing story & oddball characters in a cold dystopian city-scape. ✔️ Occasionally funny voice acting with some strange responses. ✔️ Didn't notice any technical issues with ScummVM. ✔️ Totally free. Thank you Revolution Software! ❌ Puzzles can be very a
Playing this game yet again while writing this review. I don't know how many times I repeated this journey which was always a Groundhog Day I never regret repeating. It never got old even after a few decades. Why?: My initial love for the game started with its brilliant soundtrack and continued with how well the game made with its great gameplay mechanics (what you have to do is very clear and you don't have to pixel hunt), puzzles (no moon logic puzzle), unique adventure (a lot of different locations, people and events to encounter), story (the game has a great sense of mystery and twist), sense of humor (it's the reason of why I like dark humor) and ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Joey (you silly funny annoying lovely robot). I don't remember if this game were the first adventure game I played (was this game or King's Quest) but I remember clearly that this game was the reason of why I started to love adven
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Beneath a Steel Sky is an absolute classic that was first published in 1994, 30 years ago. I played it for the first time a few years after it came out, and replayed it a couple of times since. It is amazing to me how well it holds up. It has a great story, interesting characters, and fantastic (and sometimes very difficult) puzzles. There are a few things that are standard in point & click adventures now that weren't present back then, eg there is no hotspot finder, no hint system, and due to the graphics limitations of the time, there is a bit of pixel hunting required. There's also no running or fast travel, so if you have to backtrack, it can take a while. But I found that I was using the time to think about other possible options on what to try next, so it didn't really bother me. One thing that is definitely different now is that there is no autosave whatsoever, and you can die
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