More than one event might be happening at a time, however, so you can easily find yourself recording a pointless encounter instead of an important plot development. Aside from videoing evidence, you can also listen in to conversations or examine objects. Quite how you manage this from across the road isn't explained.
Once you've accumulated enough evidence you can call the police who will review the tape and, if you've captured enough incriminating footage, arrest Reed. You can also send a copy of the tape to any family members you think might be in danger, but get it wrong and it will be game over for you - permanently.
Playing Voyeur is a bit like being involved in a kind of interactive Dynasty - it's got all the intrigue and plot twists and to be fair, the acting's not half bad. There's plenty of titillation as well - but nothing to really justify an 18 rating. If you buy the program for its sex content, which comprises of a few down-to-the-underwear scenes, a hinted at Lesbian encounter and talk of child abuse, then you're very sad indeed.
