The graphics are mild, bland, surprisingly washed out for a neon metropolis setting. However their inclusion is utterly wasted and adds literally nothing to the experience. DecemJohn Papadopoulos 17 Comments 505 Games has just announced Crime Boss: Rockay City an organized crime game combining first-person shooter action and turf wars. I’d give the game a score of one for including a cast of famous actors. Michael Madsen particularly sounds absolutely wrecked, most of the writing is just cringeworthy and cheesy, it doesn’t even come across as funny or satirical. There’s no depth, emotion or even any enthusiasm whatsoever. The actors sound either drunk, high, or both, at best sound like they’ve phoned in their voice lines from a phone box whilst reading their lines from an email. Even the voice performances from the cast are utterly horrendous. From the UI, to the character animations, the clunky and unreliable controls it’s literally horrible in every way imaginable. It was the latter that made me finally uninstall the game after a couple of painstaking hours of trying to give it a chance. Glitches and bugs happen often, you’ll get stuck on scenery, find yourself inexplicably unarmed, hit by unseen projectiles, and even-experience instant sudden death for absolutely no apparent reason. Here, you’re constantly swarmed with little chance at defending yourself. In Payday you could lock onto a target, pick it off, then quickly move to the next. It’s easy to get flanked, overwhelmed and out gunned. The difficulty is unbalanced and mostly unfair and insane. Game flow, levelling, and unlockables are painfully slow and make zero sense. Game flow, This has to be hands down the worse video game I’ve played in many years. This has to be hands down the worse video game I’ve played in many years.
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