Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days

I had a big surprise, I had no idea that there was going to be a game about the film Reservoir Dogs and on top with seal SPANISH!!. I'Ve Been playing for an hour and it's the sea of entertaining, the system of going back in time is somewhat complicated at first, but as you palm it and back off, (dying is not an option!!) you caught up the tranquillity to the thing, it is very curious how it is implemented the ' Butterfly effect ', that is, if you kill a policeman with a character, you go back in time and with the other you kill it, everything you've done with the first character will have a totally different development. It Has a lot of maps (benches where to paste the Palazo!) with a repertoire of gigantic weapons and blood, lots of blood! The truth is that I am very happy and I hope and wish that the studio is very lucky with this project, I have already won for future games!

In Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days We incarnate a group of assassins with chromatic names of the most varipintos. In The first bars of the game we present the map of the city of Los Angeles, from where we can access each of the 18 locations or missions. They base their goal on stealing, cooperating, defending themselves against enemies and fleeing with loot. As for the possibility of rewinding time as a main mechanic, it can confuse us a little at first, especially if we insist on playing it as if it were a Hotline Miami. Initially We are tempted to do it, but when you get enough technique, you fall into that this game bets on the coordination between characters, making it as versatile as the player wants and taking it to the field of the strategic. It Has a good musical ambience, design of scenarios and characters, all encompassed by a sphere of humour and enlivened by the dialogue between protagonists. In conclusion, we find a proposal that if you spend enough time to understand, we will end up offering a frantic, addictive and satisfying experience.

Up: This Game doesn't have much to do with the Movie "Reservoir Dogs," but is good as a Game in itself! We commit various Robberies with the Crew from the Film and ball our way through the Crowds of Cops. The Crew Members differ depending on the Appearance in Values such as HP and Speed and Each have a special, passive Feature. Unfortunately, the Levels always run according to the same Scheme, which is not really good. In itself, the Levels are rather heavy, but go according to the Principle "the more often you fail, the easier it becomes." However, we have Various Weapons: MPs, assault Rifles, Pistols and Shotguns. Of all of them, there are some different ones, but there are rather little different. The advertised "Back coil System" works well and is a lot of Fun after some Practice. In Content terms, the Game is rather moderately large. We have 18 Heists that, as I said, always go very similar. The Replay Value is also rather low, at least for me. I was able to play through the whole thing in one Night and it was really Fun despite a few Things. Overall, I recommend buying this Game with the Hiweis's in the Sale. I bought it for £8s' at Humble Bundle and find that price reasonable.