Beneath a Steel Sky is a cyberpunk, point and click, adventure game. You assume the role of Robert Foster and embark on a quest to make the world a better place, along with your robot companion Joey.
Comic book artist Dave Gibbons (most famous for Watchmen) created the art for Beneath a Steel Sky and this fact makes this game a unique point-and-click adventure game from the 90s. The gameplay itself is typical for 90s point-and-click games: Figuring out what you need to do to advance can be very hard and often you have to resort to watching walkthroughs....
Great Game
10/10
Art style Perfaction
Atsomphare is creepy and great
overall a underrated classic
performce is great
ran like butter on an pan
Good game, I'm just really stupid. Love the part with the ass and tits in the Bio Surgeryđź‘Ś
A nice little point-and-click adventure featuring the typical humor of its era and the obligatory, somewhat quirky puzzles. Just use a walkthrough if you feel you’ve given it a fair shot on your own—then you’ll have a lot of fun with this game.
I liked this game. But I think I did myself a disservice by playing on a large screen. I had to look up a walk through for half the game just because I literally couldn’t see the things I needed to interact with.
I’m not new to point and click adventures. I love Syberia and sanatorium. This was just very dated . And it’s hard to see. The music is incredibly...
