- May 20, 2015
- Minor Key Games
- 5h median play time
NEON STRUCT
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About
"Neon Struct" is a first-person stealth game where you play as a spy uncovering a conspiracy. Use hacking, stealth, and social engineering to evade security and achieve your objectives. Set in a cyberpunk-inspired world, the game features a variety of environments and challenges that will test your espionage skills.







- Engaging and captivating story that draws players in, reminiscent of classic stealth games like Thief and Deus Ex.
- Creative gameplay mechanics that emphasize stealth, exploration, and non-linearity, allowing for multiple approaches to objectives.
- Stylish minimalist graphics and an excellent synthwave soundtrack that enhance the overall atmosphere of the game.
- AI can be simplistic and predictable, often failing to react realistically to player actions, which can diminish the challenge.
- The game is relatively short, with some players feeling it lacks depth and replayability after completing it.
- Sound design issues, such as inconsistent audio cues and a lack of ambient sounds during missions, can detract from immersion.
- story388 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story of "Neon Struct" is a captivating yet familiar cyberpunk narrative centered around themes of espionage and government surveillance, reminiscent of classics like "Deus Ex." While some players found the plot predictable and the dialogue lacking depth, many appreciated its engaging twists and the way player choices subtly influenced outcomes. Overall, the game offers a solid, if not groundbreaking, storyline that complements its stealth gameplay and atmospheric design.
“While the game is short, the story itself is captivating and the gameplay shows the dev's creativity.”
“The story, while nothing original, is well written enough that it keeps you interested, even if the early plot twist you can see coming a mile away, especially if you've played Deus Ex.”
“Neon Struct is a love letter to the golden age of stealth, with a plot that plays off today's concerns about privacy and government spying.”
“Really, the plot is boilerplate sci-fi tropes and is not all that engaging.”
“The best event is actually spoiled in the description above, with Jillian's betrayal; after that, the story meanders along with a couple of other decent moments, but I never felt there was any real tension in the story.”
“The story starts like a secret agent cliché, with you being betrayed by your agency and you are on your own from that point on to clear your name and uncover some super secret stuff that is highly topical in this day and age.”