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Beholder 4 casts a Ministry official as a resistance agent

Alawar announced a fourth Beholder game for the series' tenth anniversary. It is in development for PC without a release date.

Barak Eliyahu – site manager of The Checkpoint Daily

A New Tomorrow fist emblem on a character's sleeve before silhouettes in Beholder 4
Image: Alawar, via Steam

Alawar has announced Beholder 4, a new entry in its dystopian surveillance series, for its tenth anniversary. The game is in development for PC and has no announced release date. It can be wishlisted on Steam.

Players take the role of a young Ministry official who appears loyal to the State while secretly working for the resistance. Their assignments include stealing documents, planting listening devices, cracking safes and destroying evidence before police raids.

The anniversary also brings Beholder: The Landlord’s Handbook, a separate digital comic presented as an illustrated government manual for apartment managers. It explores suspicious tenants, surveillance protocols and the lives behind closed doors.

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