Dead to Rights continue to blend fisticuffs with firefights quite successfully.
The story is not very memorable, it eventually becomes all about revenge and well, retribution, and the guy who becomes the villain is really obvious, you know you're gonna have to take that person out by the end of the game, there's some woman called Faith, yeah, are you as sick of that name as I am? The game is of fair length, the missions run on for a while and become fairly challenging towards the end with countless enemies coming at you from all angles, some enormous enemies can take some effort to kill. Only a few missions can be classified as hard on the normal difficulty setting, but I had way more difficulties getting through the first Dead to Rights, but then my skills left a great deal to be desired back then, as usual, my skills are pretty average right now but aside from a few isolated moments in a couple of stages, I didn't have too much trouble getting through the campaign. The game looks nice enough, didn't listen to the music or voice acting, had the game muted, not because it was awful or anything, I didn't listen to any of it, I just listen to podcasts while I play most games. Dead to Right: Retribution is an excellent rental, not terribly special, but fun as long as it lasts.