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You may remember (or will be introduced to in the cinematics) his robot pal Joey, who was ultimately left with running Union City as it saw fit, and by all accounts Joey did a great job making Union City a wonderful place, but things have changed and now some entity known as The Council runs Union City. Anyway, these very cinematics also show where BASS begins - ten years since the events of the original game and our protagonist, Robert Foster, has once gain found himself at home in The Gap, the very place he was trying to get to in the story of Beneath. You may also notice that the t-shirt that the lead character is wearing is the same one that he reveals during the original game, which is a pretty cool bit of fan service for those who catch it. The opening cinematics of BASS do a sufficient job of giving you the synopsis of the story from the first game. With the original game having some out so long ago, you may be wondering how critical is it to have played through that old 1994 one? Having recently played through that original game and now BASS, I can comfortably say that it’s not all that critical. As far as I can tell, it’s entirely the same game, although serious collector’s may want to check out the new physical steelbook releases. Anyway, fast forward to present day, and we have the fresh release of the console release of BASS. Heck, I came to find out that I even purchased a copy of said sequel, named Beyond A Steel Sky ( BASS) on Steam upon closer review of my Library, I just never played it.

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I was also wanting to finish it before finally embarking on its sequel that actually originally came out about eighteen months ago on PC and iOS.

I have had it in my backlog for literally decades. I played through this classic on iOS as it seemed to be the ultimate version of the game that first came out on PC way back in 1994. A few week sago, I played through Beneath A Steel Sky Special Edition on iOS via an old iPad Mini 2. And that’s not to say I have played them all and maybe not even most of them but ever so slowly, I have been working my way through a backlog. Classic point-and-click adventure games have been a part of my gaming history since almost the very beginning, and indeed are the core of some of my all-time favorite gaming memories.

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