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#BEYOND A STEEL SKY GAME PLUS#

Crowbar Combatant: Foster carries a crowbar everywhere he goes.

#BEYOND A STEEL SKY GAME PLUS#

Crapsaccharine World: At first glance, Union City appears to be a citizen's utopia, but lives are ruined to make it happen, plus nobody has free will.

Conveniently Timed Attack from Behind: Alonso is about to shoot Joey when Joey comes attacking from behind with his stun gun.

Continuity Nod: Everywhere, but especially with some of the puzzles, which have solutions similar to those found in the first game.

Some of his theories are far out but his guess about the Minister of Aspiration being a reverse vampire is close to the truth.

Computers Speak Binary: Inside MINOS, there is a path you have to fix where zeroes and ones are floating around.

This includes your crowbar, using Mini-Ks to lure gang-gang birds, or setting vending machines to play an alarm instead of dispensing drinks.

Chekhov's Boomerang: Several items/techniques are part of the solution of multiple puzzles.

Leet even comments that her happiness is turned up to 11, no doubt after her conditioning.

Cel Shading: The game adopts such style following the leap to 3D, in order to preserve the comic book-styled art direction.

However, updates are only available in the city.

Catch-22 Dilemma: In order to get into the city, Foster needs an updated U-Chip.

Cargo Cult: In the past ten years, Joey has become known as Savior Joey and has developed a Cult devoted to his worship among the people.

Instead of incentivizing good behavior, it makes everyone scheming and status obsessed.

Capitalism Is Bad: The Qdos system effectively serves as a substitute for money in Union City, representing how valuable and successful a citizen is.But Now I Must Go: Foster doesn't stay to rebuild the city but returns to the Gap with Milo.Bucket Helmet: Pixel wears a pot as a helmet.Break Out the Museum Piece: Foster's quest takes him to a museum where he stumbles upon an old friend ( The Joey board.).Bread and Circuses: The citizens of Union City seemingly live in a utopia, but they are highly oppressed, and the government has some very dark secrets.Brainwashed and Crazy: Both Raquel and Poppy clearly have psychological problems after having been through some sort of mental conditioning.While it was possibly commonplace in the past to have implants, Foster is the only such human still around with a Schriebmann port. Brain/Computer Interface: Strangely, this seems to be less common now than the previous game.Borrowed Biometric Bypass: Unlike fingerprints in the first game, this game uses a Tracking Chip.Bond, James Bond: Used often during introductions all over the game.The Blank: Saviour Joey/Ken, whose entire body lacks discrete features other than limbs.Bittersweet Ending: The citizens of Union City are free, and the kidnapped children are rescued, but Leet, the Joey board, and Saviour Joey/Ken are dead, and the citizens of Union City now have to support themselves after having been dependent upon machines.Big Damn Reunion: When Foster and Milo reunite.Big Bad: The Council, though it's ultimately averted, as Saviour Joey/Ken turns out to be The Man Behind the Man.Be Careful What You Wish For: Saviour Joey/Ken's directive to make people happy, taken from the last thing Foster said to him in Beneath a Steel Sky.Also Foster while Inside a Computer System. Badass Longcoat: Just as with the first game, Foster uses one of these to conceal items.Awful Wedded Life: What the last few years for Graham and Songbird must have been.Ascetic Aesthetic: Areas open to the public (including homes) are spotless and well-maintained.Animal Motifs: In a probable reference to Blade Runner, what looks to be an origami unicorn is found on someone's desk.