I'm really curious about this one. Intend to buy it next week.

Ok, so I'm not the only one who thought this would be an Octodad style game about a beholder conducting an orchestra, right?

I wonder if it's anything in the vein of Obra Dinn?

In what sense? I don't see any connection. This just seems like Beholder on a train.

Wild that the only review thinks that the Beholder series supports totalitarian regimes rather than show how horrifying living in such places can be (and is ultimately a criticism of them).

The whole, "Seeing what's right, and what's wrong", seeing as when someone tells me, "This is Beholder on a train" doesn't tell me squat.

Also, see the post below.

By name, I figured it for a big floating eyeball critter using electricity in some way. Color me surprised.

Clearly this is another installment in the Beholder series of games.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/beholder
https://www.gog.com/en/game/beholder_2
https://www.gog.com/en/game/beholder_3

And a Demo if you want to get some sense of things.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/beholder_3_demo

It seems like some here don't have any awareness of these games, available at GOG.

Good to see Alawar putting out good games, their early stuff wasn't too good.

I really dig the visual representation.
Not so sure about the apparent countdown that I seem to see in some scenes of the trailer.
I usually don't like to play games that force a time limit on me.

I also never played any of the other games in the series, so I have no clue, whether I'd like the gameplay in general (a quick check revealed, that I got the second game ("Beholder 2") here on GOG for free - but I never tried it).