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In Bystander, players act as agents tracking correspondence in a totalitarian regime. Your mission is to identify messages that violate enforced laws and report them, deciphering hidden meanings in each phrase to maintain control over the network.
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Release Date

15 Dec, 2017

Publisher/Developer

Egor Magurin, Indovers Studio

Reviews

Steam: 24.32% positive (9/37)
Metacritic: -

System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS *: Microsoft® Windows® Vista / 7
  • Processor: Intel® Pentium® III or higher
  • Memory: 256 MB RAM
  • Graphics: 256 MB or higher
  • Storage: 200 MB available space

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Current Steam price: 2.99$
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Bystander description

Bystander

Step into the shoes of an agent in Bystander, a gripping game set in a totalitarian regime where surveillance is key. Your mission is to scour through digital correspondence, identifying messages that defy the oppressive laws imposed by the government. Each new law, sent to you via fax, challenges your analytical skills and forces you to grasp the nuances of hidden meanings within everyday conversations.

In this high-stakes environment, every decision matters. You must remain vigilant as you dissect online exchanges, searching for clues that could expose dissent and unrest. As you navigate this complex web of communication, your ability to interpret subtle hints and context will be crucial in reporting violations.

Bystander combines intense gameplay with a thought-provoking narrative, compelling you to confront the moral implications of surveillance and censorship. Are you ready to become a watcher in a world where every word could be a crime?