Recent reviews by Palerider

The song alone is worth the price, buy it

not worth it at this stage of gaming history

save your money, look elsewhere for whatever this game was actually meant to be

been a fan since the 80s, they completely scrapped away what this franchise was by making it an open world game, feels like playing Assasins Creed, and not in a good way just watch the cutscenes online save your time

One experience you have to try, no matter your age or game preferences, enjoy that music one more time

Enjoyable few hours of a well built narrative try it on sale

fun but extremely repetitive.

Brief review.
Well, if you enjoy movies like Taxi driver, you are in for a surprise, this game is like a drug, the storytelling is outstanding, the action is relentless and the music well, just experience it for yourself! worth every minute of my time, I am sure it will be worth you while, over all as an experiencie, I can not recommend it enough. Friend of mine was just watching me play an enjoying the music, that is not common in today gaming scene, you will enjoy it

If you have busy schedule and actually reserve time to play video game as a hobby, please avoid this one at all costs, far too confusing and seems to have been designed for gamers with a lot of spare time, yes the game is a wonderful piece of art design, but that is it, go spend your money, but specially, your time on something where stuff actually happens, the music gets so irritating after 5 hours, uninstall bin as of right now

Despite of the lack of glamour associated with the GTA series, this game is extremely well worth your money, specially at a discount, music is great, gameplay is truly enjoyable maybe with a few flaws but nothing major, story is well written and can suit most players needs for better content than what you can get currently on TV.

Finally, the immersive cultural background you get from this game is truly refreshing from the GTA style, culture wise, seriously you can not go wrong with this hidden gem, play it, you won't forget it anytime soon, think Sopranos meets The Departed from a cultural standpoint.