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1. BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED MANUAL
2. BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED FULL
3. BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED SOFTWARE
4. BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED PC

Back-Alley Doctor: The unbelievably unscrupulous Burke, who operates on patients for no reason whilst huffing gas, performs bizarre cosmetic surgery procedures in the name of fashion, and trades in people's organs.Author Filibuster: Given the weighty subject matter, they pretty much managed to avoid preaching a message about the evils of technology.However, it makes people look quite silly, since you have NPCs wandering around as if they have nothing better to do than repeatedly walk around areas or even stand there like they're listening to you. This allows some immersion so say, workers go in and out when you are inside a manufacturing plant. Artificial Atmospheric Actions: The game's engine allows for NPCs to wander around and continue their routine while the player is speaking, even.Oddly enough, it turns out to be the truth. Joey's line "I take my orders from Overmann!" is an example of this, about a third into the game.Rob often asks the question "Do you know a guy called Overmann?" and as the story unfolds he learns the power that name holds.He even complains about how embarrassing it is, and calls Robert a voyeur. Anal Probing: Literal example, where Joey has to use an extendable probe to jump-start a loader robot from behind.

BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED MANUAL

He's Rob's friend, but he has more than a few moments of Comedic Sociopathy. Is a Crapshoot: LINC took over the Council and became an evil dictator of Union City. A helicopter used by Foster appears at the ending as well.

Revolution have several times voiced their intention to make a sequel, and have announced that they're working on it. A "Remastered" edition was released for the iPhone in September 2009, which fixes some of the minor issues with the original game, features an intuitive new interface and an improved musical score.

BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED SOFTWARE

Nevertheless, it failed to reach a larger audience and remains something of a forgotten gem, although Revolution Software commendably made it freeware to coincide with ScummVM porting the game using its custom engine, which means it can now be played on a variety of platforms. Staying undercover and stealing anything of use, Rob endeavours to resurrect his robot companion, find a way out of the city, and find the mysterious Overmann, who somehow seems connected to the supercomputer that forms the backbone of their society, known simply as LINC.īeneath a Steel Sky was very well received upon release, with particular praise directed at the stylish graphics and darkly humourous off-kilter dialogue.

BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED FULL

Union City, the "steel sky" of the title, is a classic dystopian cyberpunk setting full of selfish, morally flexible, and hilarious characters who don't much care for Rob, Joey, and their unusual ways.

They inhabit a barren wasteland known as "The Gap", a deserted area that was once part of the Australian outback, a harsh place where daily survival is a struggle. He is raised by the tribe and comes to look upon them as his family, learning skills such as hunting and building himself a robot from discarded scraps found in local garbage dumps. Rob was rescued by a tribe of bandits as a child after he was found as the only surviving member of a helicopter crash, on which his mother was also a passenger. The player controls a character called Rob Foster.

BENEATH A STEEL SKY CONFISCATED PC

The artwork and general style was partially created by Dave Gibbons, whose illustrations grace the PC CD-ROM version's introduction video, with the subtitles using comic-book style EMPHASIS on KEYWORDS. It came in two basic versions for both of those platforms: a text-heavy disk-based affair with minimal sound effects and a more lavish CD-ROM production with full music and speech, the latter of which was unusual considering the limitations of most computer systems of the era. The game was released for PC DOS and Amiga platforms in 1994. Beneath a Steel Sky is a British Point-and-Click video game created by Revolution Software.