You need patience to play this game, and perseverance to get to the good stuff. But it's the story and that great soundtrack that will keep you involved in this game.
Guns- who needs ’em? Not Jillian Cleary, a former spy on the run from her old employer after being framed for treason. Bond may kill his way through movie after movie, but Cleary is all about stealth, sneaking and getting in and out without a trace. She’s got a few nice tech toys to help her along the way, of course, but they’re in very limited supply. Patience and darkness are her main weapons, and seeing as hardly anyone in the cyberpunk brutalist future ever turns on a light, it means she’s well armed.
Nathan Grayson:
Should I care about Neon Struct? Absolutely. What it lacks in complexity, it makes up for with pure stealthy satisfaction. It’s the original Deus Ex meets the original Thief. I’ve been wanting to play another stealth game like this for years.
David Pittman's neon-lit stealth game creeps into politically charged themes of surveillance with grace and style.
