American Fugitive

This game plays better than the original GTA 1 and is also nicer in terms of what you do in the game. While in GTA 1 you were a mass murderer, basically, in this game you're a wrongly accused fugitive. The graphics are obviously nicer (this is a modern game) and most cars have fantastic feel to the controls. You can also do more stuff, such as holding up a gas station or breaking and entering into people's houses. This is probably not a game I'll remember forever, but it's a nice game to come back to and play a short session once in a while. Controller support is good, so it's a nice laid-back experience even at my PC.

I played this game with my son (8 years old) and I can tell you that it's really fun. No building, just get the cars and run as quickly as possible.

Perhaps I had too high hopes for this game but it's just a poor GTA clone with a story that didn't manage to catch me even by the end of it.

Another lazy programmer mistaking a to-do list as a game, just because you can click stuff and have some graphics. The controls are frustrating at some points, the limitations of top-down-view are clear as water. There is no progress, you can check off to-do-lists to get upgrade points, which don't actually change the way you play the game. You always do the same stuff in the beginning and in the end. Less "challenges", collectibles, jumps and races and more functions/story would make this a nice little gem. But what makes Triple-A-Games tedious sure as hell makes a B-List-Game tedious as well. Boring & uninspired.

I bought the game on discount and it was worth it.