Beholder 3

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I played Beholder 3 after playing Behold 1, Blissful Sleep (DLC), & 2 respectively, and I was nervous to play Beholder 3 because of the steam reviews complaining about issues with the game having several bugs, but I think most of them have been fixed because I only had issues twice which were fixed by reloading the save or rebooting the game. As for the gameplay, Beholder 3 goes back to its landlord roots from 1 while retaining the workplace levelling mechanism from 2, so you play as both landlord/property manager and ministry employee. However, unlike Beholder 2, this game doesn't have mini-games, and you only have to do quests, side quests, and reporting and profiling to get enough reputation and authority to advance in your career. Beholder 3 is largely played like the first game, except with few upgrades and changes that I am not sure are bad, but definitely make the game a bit more challenging. 1. You can now sneak into apartments when tenants are sleeping 2. It has a surveillance mode where you can easily switch between cameras or fully zoom out and see the entire building. Only downside for me was that you couldn't put any cameras in the break rooms of the ministr…

Beholder 3 is a dark, tense strategy game that constantly makes you question every decision. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, the moral choices, and the feeling that even a small mistake could have serious consequences. The story kept me interested, and there are enough different paths and outcomes to make replaying worthwhile. Some parts can feel repetitive, and the controls occasionally take a little patience, but after 42 hours, I still found the experience engaging. I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys political dystopias, difficult choices, and slower story-driven games.

i really enjoyed this, aswell with the other games too, i really like being able to move up in the ministry and get more things available to me because of that

[h1] ★★★☆☆ [/h1] [h2] ✦ 𝟑/𝟓 ✦ [/h2] [h3] The third time isn't quite the charm. [/h3] ༺━━━━━━━━━━✦━━━━━━━━━━༻ ✦ [b]Twice the locations, twice the repetition[/b] ✦ ◆ [b]Beholder 3 is okay, but it's definitely the weakest of the three for me.[/b] Having both an apartment building and the ministry sounds like more variety, but in practice it feels like too much repetition packed into two locations. The game gets boring surprisingly quickly. ༺━━━━━━━━━━✦━━━━━━━━━━༻ ✦ [b]Not exactly a family reunion[/b] ✦ ◆ There are also [b]quite a few annoying bugs and glitches[/b] that make the experience worse. And unfortunately, the protagonist's family doesn't work nearly as well as the family did in the first game. ◆ They're often more irritating than sympathetic, so I rarely felt motivated to actually care about them, despite that being such an important part of the original. ༺═──────────────═༻ ✦ [b]Not a terrible game, just a rather disappointing sequel.[/b] The core idea is still there, but some of the magic of the first Beholder is gone. ✦

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