In this small nation of 1.3 million people, citizens have overcome fears of an Orwellian dystopia
with ubiquitous surveillance to become a highly digital society.
Not exact matches
Unlike say Watch Dogs, a game that yearned to critique the dangers of
ubiquitous surveillance, you're not endowed
with an overwhelming toolset that allows you to take control of the environment.
It deals
with the undemocratic / totalitarian / dystopian aspects of
ubiquitous surveillance.