Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

40 to 100 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Highly addictive"

I didn't have much expectations about this game, so it was pretty shocking to see how friggin' good it was and you couldn't take your hands from it for days.

The game is so much fun and it has so much good elements. The atmosphere, cruising around 1940s New York, killer storyline, it's got lot to collect, and lots to do, and it stays challenging enough not to get you bored.

Most fun you'll probably have is when you're taking down the compounds or taking a hit contract. What could be more fun than throwing a bad guy into the bakery oven? Nothing.

For a perfectionist freak like me it's perfect. You need to find sh*tload of film reels, find millions of ways to execute people, bomb safes and own all the rackets. That + the missions that keep the story going + hit contracts + favors = lots and lots of enjoyable play time and what's needed to get the game 100% done.

The only bad thing to say about this game is the fact that the shooting controls are sometimes unresponsive. But you'll shoot that knee eventually. Navigating through a bigger warehouse is also sometimes confusing, but it's a minor flaw and probably just a flaw in me.

Long story short: you must experience this game.