I love this game, this is a love letter to the 90s and I'm all here for it.
How did this do badly?!? Please continue the development, I will buy all your future DLC.

TL;DR: If you like 90s, Payday, Miami, cheesy movies and light management/roguelite mechanics, absolutely get this. What an absolute hidden gem.

Full review:
My first exposure to the game was seeing a review describing how bad it was, so I was put off initially, but I saw it on humble choice and wanted to try it for myself.
Boy was I right, I think this is one of those games that either did a bad job in marketing, or it's polarizing in general, you will either love it or hate it.

It's similar to Payday if you've played that, you do a bunch of heists trying to conquer the city in a roguelite campaign. You have a light management system where you commit soldiers to either attacking, defending territories or acquiring intel for heists and then you have your crew where there is your Boss + any crew you pick up during the game.
The crew can level up and become better at what they do, you can buy and equip them and there's stronger and weaker versions.

Stealth gameplay is great, you have a strike system where you're encouraged to play it clean, subduing guards and civilians and once you're done securing a map, you can holster your weapon to not arouse any more suspicion and focus on looting. If you get spotted, you're not penalized that much (except a select few stealth only missions that will fail and make you extract) and you can switch to loud.
Going loud is a lot of fun, it's a good first person shooter experience, you can reload in ADS, you can slide, all the modern things one might expect. Again, if you've played Payday, it's similar, cops come in waves while you're trying to loot and pass bags to each other, but every character can have 2 bags at the cost of their primary weapon/speed (this can be mitigated with perks and consumables).

The best QoL is that you can command your bots to loot and subdue civilians or guards, practically delegating what you don't want to do. They even lockpick or smash the cases depending on if you're loud or quiet.
You can also switch characters mid-game, if you want to fine tune their position or use appropriate gadgets.
You can also speed up the drill and saw with a little minigame, they don't break on their own, but enemies can break them for you to restart.

And yes you heard that correctly, bots are actually useful in stealth, you can give them orders for multiple takedowns, you can park them at a risky place like guarding a subdued enemy, and they will automatically subdue if they're spotted.

The campaign is randomized everytime and everytime you get a new cutscene and a new storyline with events, heists and such.
After a while you kind of know the formula of how these come in, but that doesn't diminsh the fun.
You can bring your boss, Travis Baker, on the field of every mission, you will probably play as him most of the time, he will actually give you more loot and can be used twice a day, BUT you are fielding your king. This means, that if you fail and get everyone downed, or Baker gets shot too many times, you are DONE. Your whole campaign will fail. I love this risk & reward, not only does he not require a cut of the profits (because he's your persona), he will essentially, after some upgrades, become the best character you have and giving you bonus loot to boot.
I've lost so many campaigns to this because I am greedy, but I accept my defeat every time, I could've played differently, or just sent my crew, but I sent my boss in.

Also, after every failed campaign, Chuck Norris does a little quip either taunting you or telling you to learn from your mistakes. How can you be mad at that?

Let's also talk about the stellar vibes, this is a 90's B movie in fictional Miami and I love it. There's a lot of famous actors involved, your nemesis is effing Chuck Norris, your fighting captain is Michael Rooker, there's Danny Trejo in the game, Kim Basinger and a lot more. I also grew to like Michael Madsen in the role of Baker after a while.
Everyone just spews one liners every single line, it's silly, it's great, some of the deliveries are iffy, but it's so cheesy that after a while I stopped caring.
The music also cements this perfectly, Freestyler (Wakamakaphone), Blaze of Glory, and other iconic songs.

I won't lie, the game feels a little rough around the edges sometimes, but it's full of great moments, good ideas, it's clear the devs were aiming for good, replayable FUN.
There's also many silly ideas in gadgets, like the lewd magazine you can throw at guards and they "wander off", then there's spy gadgets and katanas, and more!

My only complaint is that the roguelite campaign can't be played multiplayer, that would elevate this game so much, I would play it with my friends.
The multiplayer isn't bad per se, you can do heists and other arcade modes, but the campaign is where the game shines.