Tokyo 42

A fun, if unspectacular game in which I enjoyed attaining all the achievements yet wouldn't play through again.
Game play is Hotline Miami-esque with quick and frequent deaths - sometimes questionable - but with enough substance that I was respawning with equal haste to get back into the fight. The controls and camera-manipulation are solid; however, I sometimes found my aim interrupted by a flying car or alike which was irritating. There's a good variety of weapons, yet there is no reason to use old guns once you've upgraded to a more expensive model. There is a difference in the weapon classes, snipers, rifles, etc. which allow you to change your playstyle and add flavour to the action.
It is after all, the action which makes this game worthy of a playthrough. The story on the other hand is pale, non-existent and didn't interest me. The environment, supposedly Tokyo, doesn't play to the narrative either. Not that I would know it was Tokyo, a city I have visited, were it not for the title. There is no resemblance. NPCs make comments alluding to a world without cities that could provide intrigue, yet I never found this, and similar pieces of information built upon or explained. The fast-paced nature of the game had me dashing past these comments. The style of the game doesn't lend itself to the veiled driving narrative, and I think the attempt to force it onto the player hurts the overall quality of the game. Skipping dialogue however alleviates most issues with the story content, and the lacking narrative doesn't impact the experience providing you know you aren't playing this for the story.
That does however, mean you likely won't be replaying it to experience a gripping narrative with memorable characters. There are collectibles, albeit highly inconsequential to gameplay, which kept me in the game for a few hours after I finished the main questline. If you are looking to attain these collectibles, there are many helpful guides on Steam.
I can't comment on the multiplayer as there is no one playing it. I think it could be a fun experience. That is speculation, however.
Overall, it was an interesting game with nice graphics - not worthy of a more substantial adjective - with nice music - see reasoning behind my judgement on the graphics. It's fun and I would recommend it as a game to play while waiting for a AAA title. It was worthy of the time I spent on it, and my subsequent review.

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I'd describe this as a "fantastic art project", but as a game? Well, it's rough, despite it's many efforts to make the environment playable, there's parts that are, really rough to get through by virtue of just, not being able to see what the fuck is going on or whats currently in the obscured environment, which, is, a shame.
Depth perception can be pretty rough at times when a finer idea of where things are is needed.
The bike parts can be, complete shit and I really only glitched my way through that part.
Exploration, is, fantastic and rewarded well though.
I'd buy this during a sale, and really that'd be about it, it's, pretty alright, soundtrack is, nice, some tracks make me consider picking up the ost.
So, yea :p