State-run Big Brother returns in the sequel to the aptly titled Orwell surveillance simulation.

When playing Orwell, you spy on and peek into the private lives of mostly innocent people under the pretext of fighting terrorism. But it's up to you who you report to the secret services and who you let live their lives undisturbed, albeit monitored, lives in peace.

The first part managed to shock players, who found themselves in a role that was neither necessarily negative nor necessarily positive. And it was an unusual experience full of moral dilemmas. The second part, subtitled Ignorance is Strength, is essentially about the same thing.