One of the most succesfull game of Beholder series and i really enjoyed it

The story and gameplay is similar to the first Beholder game - you are a conductor Winston Smith on a train called Determination Bringer, which duty is to follow orders from above, providing comfort and monitoring people's behavior, sometimes exposing and reporting them for commiting unlawful acts against the state, it's people and The Wise Leader. Just like in Beholder, to settle the passengers in their room(coupe), you buy it and proceed with decorating it, which is new. There are none surveillance cameras so in order to gather information about passengers you have to peep through the keyholes or search through their stuff. To not get caught by passengers while searching their luggage for contraband, you have to put everything back in order otherwise you will get fined.

The music sets a tone of a totalitarian regime fueled by war and propaganda, where every person is watched and have equal rights, but some of them are more equal than the others. The music changes depending on the situation, being calm and sometimes jazzy when nothing happens and intensifies when arresting someone or looking through someone's luggage, while trying to not get caught. However in the late game the mood changes with the music, you are no rookie anymore, you've seen everything - from thievery and bribing, to uncovering conspiracies and the government secrets, revealing it's dark side. This is the end of the line, where you have to make a choice, which will decide the fate of the protagonist and the rest of the fictional world of Beholder Conductor.

I really like pixelated style of the game, this is new, the design of characters looks good, the scenery that always changes after passing stations, everything smooth, and it is the second time the developers has made something unique (in Beholder 2 every person and every object 3d modelled, while Beholder, Blissful sleep and Beholder 3 has it's original style)

Must try If you're a fan of Papers Please, already played Beholder, Beholder 2 or Beholder 3 or ever heard of the concept of dystopia

LOVED Beholder 1. Beholder 2 and 3 I enjoyed, but just not as much. This one was everything I loved about Beholder 1.

I enjoy the ability to influence the game outcomes by making different choices. The stressfullness was however a drawback.