Beneath a Steel Sky (1994)

Very nice story and gameplay. I enjoyed the puzzles and the atmosphere.

Fantastic world building, voice acting and great story. The puzzles are usually quite simple but overall a fun narrative and definitely worth playing through at least once.

An underrated gem of a game set during the Golden Age of Adventure Gaming. Even compared to modern titles in terms of setting, story, characters, design as well as pacing this still ranks quite high. The gameplay is typical point-and-click puzzle solving but thankfully no "moon-logic" of any sort. This game will be attractive to both verterans and beginners. A must-play for anyone interested in cyberpunk or adventure gaming in general.

The story is very insteresting and you want to know more along the game. There's some fun jokes and it's very beautiful to watch the cinematics (like HQs) and stages. I loved!

Beneath a Steel Sky is a point-and-click adventure from 1994, so don't expect modern graphics or gameplay, but do expect a deep and enjoyable story set in a dystopian future. I loved the artwork, which came out of a collaboration between game director Charles Cecil and comic book artist Dave Gibbons. The puzzles can be difficult to solve, so you'll probably need to consult a walkthrough to get past some of them.