Welcome to a society full of suspicion and underground political intrigue, where a train ticket is sometimes worth more than a life. In Beholder: Conductor, you are not simply a ticket collector; you are the eyes and ears of the Ministry, the one who holds the power over life and death within the iron train cars. The dark, suffocating atmosphere characteristic of the Beholder game series is now shifted from old apartment buildings to a legendary cross-country train. Here, the boundary between an exemplary citizen and a traitor is extremely fragile. Will you devotedly serve the ideal or will you collapse before the profitable temptations from the black market? Prepare your spirit, because this train has no room for the faint-hearted.
MAINTAIN ORDER AND DISCIPLINE
Your top priority is to ensure everything on the train car must operate exactly according to the will of the Ministry, no mistake is allowed to exist. Every passenger stepping onto the train carries their own secrets, and the task of the player is to peel them away through scrutinizing looks.
- Passenger surveillance system: Closely monitor every gesture of passengers to detect suspicious or illegal behaviors immediately.
- Thorough luggage search: Check luggage strictly in order to confiscate prohibited items and hand over violators to the police.
- Strict reporting protocol: Record and send detailed reports about all activities happening in the train car to prove absolute loyalty.
CLIMB THE SOCIAL LADDER
Your career in the game does not stop at the cramped economy class cars but also aims toward the luxury of the high society. Once you have proven your ability, the doors leading to luxury cars and VIP compartments will open wide, where you must face harsher moral tests.
- High society access: Enter the areas of great industrialists and high-ranking officials to perform special surveillance rights.
- Internal colleague monitoring: Observe your own colleagues to detect and report bribery behaviors or smuggling.
- Secret mission execution: Perform secret missions from superiors or shake hands with smugglers to collect huge profits.
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