an okay game at best...
It's fairly good for a Spy hunter meets GTA universe. Graphics are very nostalgic looking and it looked like a lot of work was put into making it look good.
My main problem was your scoring system. You mention that chrashing into things deducts points. I'm ok with that, makes it a bit harder for people trying to get a high score. And about twenty second later on in the tutorial level, you mention that smacking down police cars earn more points.
The problem is that smashing the police cars take away points until they finally crash, and then the points earned aren't even enough to cover what I lost trying to crash it. It's a bit frustrating to take out five-six police cars and find my score a lot lower than if I had tried to avoid them.
Also you have this unique scoring set at the end of the levels which lists, police cars smashed, civiians hit, jumps(??), total damage cost. I think that's a pretty cool thing to see how much collateral I created, but I lost all my credit/cash because of it all. I'm not sure what the scoring sheet is supposed to be telling me. Is it why I was deducted all those points?
In the levels itself I felt like I was pulling a heist in LA or New York with all the cars. Though the lack of police and having them in front of you was a bit awkward. Almost as though they were chasing someone else and I just happened to be very conveniently placed when my job was pulled off.
The hiring method is also confusing, are they for gaining extra cred when you preform jobs? I didn't get very far into the game but that is my best guess. After level two I couldn't earn much of anything becase I kept trying to crash police and losing a lot of cred.
All in all It's a fairly decent game with a decent story. But it's not really something that wows in any way. 4/10 mostly for the graphics and the general idea and schemes behind it.
