Kingpin: Life of Crime

Kingpin is definitely a game that stands out. It stands out for novel approaches (sidekicks and NPC interactions, especially, although it was not the first FPS to incorporate those, or exaggerated "realistic" violence and profanity). It also stands out for a chore of problems, especially with sidekicks/NPCs. It's quite a pin to micromanage them to let you go where you want to go and do things you want [them] to do. Nevertheless, it's an experience commited FPS players would not want to miss. It's raw, it's unfair, it's annoying every 15 minutes over, but it's still a thing you'll want to have played. Life's a bitch ;P

Kingpin seems like it has some promise at first. That is, until you get weapons like a rocket launcher. Then it's just Quake 2 goes to town. For a Quake 2 engine game, it's not bad. At least it tries to differentiate itself from other Quake-like games. I wouldn't recommend this game. Just too dated. Also, one of the first games with liberal usage of profanity. Yes...

Really good game for the 90,s

why game run only in small window?

Goog game, small but fun community. Good times assured.