For the most part its not a bad game I just think it leans more to the "true to movie" feel. You walk/run at an abysmal rate(true to movie), the quests are rather bland and you can basically see whats coming story-wise. But it has a lot of 80's action movie feel to it, stupid bad guy quotes, and blowing body parts off. also very RoboCop nostalgic. The hit boxes need fixing as they are really off, and shooting in the body is pointless as it takes to many bullets to kill enemies if you aim for the body. Only real option for shooting enemies is head, balls or grab them. Also basically all weapons suck compared to the Auto-9 they just have little perks like shooting through stuff or exploding, but the down sides out weighs their usefulness. There is no manual save and guessing when it auto saves so you can quit and not lose progress is hit and miss. If you leave an area without fully exploring it on foot(painfully slow) you risk failing objectives and missing xp. level planning is bad, in the second map(not counting police station) you encounter safes which require level 6 in a certain skill to open them so you basically have to miss them and do a second play through. It would also crash on me randomly and I would end up losing progress, it happened at least 3 times in the first map once at the police station, and twice in the second map. I wanted to like it, I tried to like it, I was looking for the same scaring material and experience that the movies gave me when I was a kid, but its was a walking simulator with a gun.
while its not a sim it never claimed to be. this is my all time favorite racing game, some people say its to hard but I love a challenge not something just handed to me. loads of fun with its sim/arcade style of play. great physics and always fast. I love how after you get some money you start your own team and hire another driver to race with you. its a total blast.
