Tweet
In November 2020, Observer: System Redux was released for the next-gen consoles, Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5, along with the PC. It offered up new animations, new models, updated lighting, updated particle effects, high resolution assets, and improved textures. It also allowed the game to be played at 4K resolution and framerates up to 60FPS.
Now, Observer: System Redux is coming to the previous generation of consoles, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Keep in mind that the first release of the game, Observer, was already available for the last-gen consoles and PC. So, what does a last-gen version of a next-gen game offer? Well, let's find out.
This release on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will include the added missions found in the next-gen releases. There are also some gameplay improvements included. This release will run players just $29.99 (USD). The physical release comes with the game, a softcover art book, and the game's soundtrack.
So while the last-gen versions won't necessarily include the visual enhancements that are found on the PS5 and Series X|S versions, it will include the new content and quality of life improvements.
Observer: System Redux is the definitive vision of the award-winning cyberpunk thriller, rebuilt and augmented for the next generation. You play as Daniel Lazarski – an elite investigator of the future, portrayed by late cyberpunk icon Rutger Hauer.
The year is 2084.
The future has turned out much darker than anyone could imagine. First, there was the Nanophage. A digital plague that killed thousands upon thousands of those who chose to augment their minds and bodies.
Then came the War, leaving both the West and the East decimated and shattered. With no one left to seize power, corporations took over and forged their own crooked empires.
You are a tool of corporate oppression. Feared and despised, you hack into the darkest corners of your suspects’ minds. You creep into their dreams, expose their fears, and extract whatever your investigation may require.
You are an Observer.
System Redux PlayStation 4 and Xbox One Features
Veteran Observers can dive deeper into this dystopian reality thanks to three brand-new side cases to solve. “Errant Signalâ€, “Her Fearful Symmetry†and “It Runs in the Family†add another layer of depth to the game’s story while exploring thought-provoking themes of a future that soon might become our present.
On top of that, System Redux on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One offers expanded gameplay, which includes new game mechanics, new secrets to find, redesigned stealth, additional neural interrogations, and quality-of-life improvements made with the help of the Observer community. Experience one of the most thrilling cyberpunk stories in gaming in all its dark glory.
The year is 2084.
The future has turned out much darker than anyone could imagine. First, there was the Nanophage. A digital plague that killed thousands upon thousands of those who chose to augment their minds and bodies.
Then came the War, leaving both the West and the East decimated and shattered. With no one left to seize power, corporations took over and forged their own crooked empires.
You are a tool of corporate oppression. Feared and despised, you hack into the darkest corners of your suspects’ minds. You creep into their dreams, expose their fears, and extract whatever your investigation may require.
You are an Observer.
System Redux PlayStation 4 and Xbox One Features
Veteran Observers can dive deeper into this dystopian reality thanks to three brand-new side cases to solve. “Errant Signalâ€, “Her Fearful Symmetry†and “It Runs in the Family†add another layer of depth to the game’s story while exploring thought-provoking themes of a future that soon might become our present.
On top of that, System Redux on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One offers expanded gameplay, which includes new game mechanics, new secrets to find, redesigned stealth, additional neural interrogations, and quality-of-life improvements made with the help of the Observer community. Experience one of the most thrilling cyberpunk stories in gaming in all its dark glory.
