Moving and shooting controls are fairly standard, and explains everything in a smooth tutorial, which is also the first mission of the game. One of the gameplay gimmick that separates the 9mm from a third person shooter is that you can start a push of a button Bullet Time. If you take a swing button, you are dipping in the direction of a slow-motion coup. Of course, Bullet Time is not an original idea, but this is a Gameloft we're talking about here, so no originality.
The history of the game is enough to propel the game along, but it's over. One minute you save innocents from a gang beat-down, the next minute you're chasing some creep who tries to kidnap your daughter to the playground, and if you find yourself in a strip club explode. On the positive side, the voice acting is pretty good. On the other hand, the constant cut-scenes more urgent, the more you play.
The story offers what it means to wrought iron framework for the gameplay, so it's a very linear game. From start to finish, you move from one objective to another, never veering off itinerary. Stray too far from the target, and gets a job - only to be sent to the last Checkpoint try again.
Normally we complain more to the lack of freedom in the game, but they did a good job in a different lens. There are plenty of shootings, and fists, chases and interrogations, which is one of the quick-time events that will make you touch or wipe the screen quickly. These are usually a little 'easier as they are, but they add spice to the game. You can also collect coins as you progress, you can spend the new weapons and armor.
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1 comments:
that looks action game.
i would like to play and will download.
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