The character build is portrayed well, starting with the realistic approach to clothes and hairstyles to the time and such a place as well. The environment is well built, with such places as the gym inside the prison, and the graveyard having small walkways and shacks to hold tools. The textures of the graphics are nice; the faces have full viewing of 3D attributes, but where the graphics come badly is the jerky animation. The jumping can also get repetitive. The Max Payne style bullet time is included, as many have noticed, and it looks very similar. The worst of the subject has to be the camera. It doesn’t seem to bad, but in some areas you need it to do one things and it does the opposite and it just doesn’t accommodate your needs.

Sound

Sounds were not disgusting, yet not incredible. The music set the mood enough, but running through those places a few times, you can easily begin to get sick of it. The gun sounds are original, but not cased with tons of scale. Explosions are well enough too. Voice-overs were good, and acting was not left out. The cut-scenes offer a well-oriented style of story, and adding the characters was nothing but helpful. Small things were easily over heard, but dealt a good hand for the game.

Gameplay

The game also switches up from gunning to hand-to-hand combat. One good addition to moves is the variation of disarms you can do. You can even take people hostage to guard yourself with. The gun standards are decent, but could definitely been improved. You can only jump forward when going beyond the corner, to the side and shoot around the corner when you fly out. But on the other hand, you may toss a can up past the side and pump a bullet through, giving the enemy a surprise shower of flames.

Story