You are Jillian Cleary: an ex-spy on the run, framed for treason and hunted by your former agency. You must move in secret, survive off the grid, and find a way to clear your name. Old friends and new allies will lend their support; but with the eyes of the world upon you, who can you trust?
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This review is somehow difficult for me because I both love and hate NEON STRUCT. I'm going to explain why but let me first say that this is a very good game and if you like stealth games, the real ones, you should try this one. If you want a comparison with other games, NEON STRUCT is basically Thief (1, 2 and DS) in a modern world. I've read a lot of people comaring it to Deus Ex and System Shock but the game differs a lot from them and I can't really understand what those reviewers played. You can compare the atmosphere of Deus Ex but not the gameplay. You play as Jillian Cleary, a spy who got framed and has to find a way to clean her name. During the story you will find information about a cospiracy and more importantly about the people involved in this cospiracy. The story is quite simple and predictable but yet interesting. I was expecting something more honestly and I was a bit di
I had been following the development of this game for a while, and I'm happy it's out now. I enjoyed it, but I would not recommend it to anyone besides hardcore fans of "cyberpunk" Cons: -Though the overly simple stealth and small array of gadgets fits the main character (Jill is a spy, not a special operative) the gameplay can be a little dull. -Guards are easy to get away from, so if the player doesn't care about getting a good rating, they probably won't bother too much with being sneaky. -Outside of the hub levels, there isn't much to listen to besides incessant footsteps. -The visual design of the levels themselves is a little bland. You travel around the world, but there are still lots of grey blocks. -If you don't like short games, you'll have a problem with this one. Pros: -The story is simple, but cool. It revolves around themes like the ethics of surveillance and government
NEON STRUCT is a first and foremost a minimalist game. However it uses simple mechanics and graphics in very clever ways. At heart Neon is a stealth game where you must be keenly aware of your enemies movements, defense system, and how much you are exposed. What I enjoyed about Minor Key's stealth game is the ability to approach situations in many different ways. Through the front door or the back? Knockout or avoid detection. Use precious resources like grenades and stims or wait for a rainy day. While the stealth aspect is very well done and fun. There is still silly moments where enemies seemingly are blind or stupid. A group walking right past you into easy knock outs. Albeit this could be due to difficulty setting. Visually NEON STRUCT is classic, Minor Key Games style of graphics. However the neon and glow really add to the atmosphere of the game. Musically NEON STRUCT is top notc
An excellent indy stealth game with a good story and a great soundtrack. If you were a fan of Thief, Mirror's Edge, and Eldritch you may love this gem. I cannot describe how pretty the game looks in motion, it just has to been seen.
A really fun stealth game that will certainly appeal to fans of the original Thief trilogy. It should be noted though that when I say stealth game, you need to imagine the word "stealth" in giant, 100 foot concrete letters, because we are talking full commitment here. Combat pretty much does not exist, and if you get caught your only option is pretty much to just run. The level design is outstanding, feeling nice and open in a circular way that gives you freedom to go about the levels in a variety of ways. The story, while nothing original, is well written enough that it keeps you interested, even if the early plot twist you can see coming a mile away, especially if you've played Deus Ex. Still, it's good stuff. Art style is interesting too. Kind of reminded me of Killer7 at times, which is always a plus. My main criticism would be that there is no ambient music during the missions. Th
This review was somewhat difficult to write - Neon Struct's a game that, when I saw the premise, I really wanted to like. The original Deus Ex and Thief games are high on my list of all-time favorites, and this is a game that tries to pay homage to both. Unfortunately, it falls well short of such lofty heights. The Good: 1. A number of levels have several paths through them. 2. The neon art aesthetic is different, and sometimes works in some levels. I like the synthetic neon trees. 3. Light propagates between rooms if doors are opened. 4. The shifting architecture in the VR level was clever, I would have liked to see more tricks like that. 5. It has community mapping support, so fans can make and share their own levels. Nice! The Bad: 1. The AI is incredibly crude, getting stuck on street lamps in wide open areas, soemtimes bumping in to you without detecting you, and virtually b
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