American Fugitive [PS4/XB1/Switch/PC]

[countryboy]

Last night I terrorized the town with a toilet brush


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[countryboy]

The game is pretty good especially as you go through the story. Nothing groundbreaking, but its fun.

[Fresh Tendrils]

Has anybody beaten it yet? Or give overall impressions after almost a week with the game? Worth full retail or better waiting for a sale?

[Jr.]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

Has anybody beaten it yet? Or give overall impressions after almost a week with the game? Worth full retail or better waiting for a sale?

I'm having a good time with it. Just opened the rest of the map after about 6 hours of play so there's more length to it than I expected. I recommend it at full price

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[countryboy]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

Has anybody beaten it yet? Or give overall impressions after almost a week with the game? Worth full retail or better waiting for a sale?

Quote: Originally Posted by Jr.

I'm having a good time with it. Just opened the rest of the map after about 6 hours of play so there's more length to it than I expected. I recommend it at full price Sent from my SM-G970U using Operation Sports mobile app

Agreed with Jr in that its worth the full price.

The game is definitely fun. Running around and creating chaos isn't nearly as enjoyable as the GTA series, understandably, but playing the story is fun. The story is captivating enough to keep me coming back to play. I don't spend a ton of time playing during a sitting, but will usually play a few missions and then stop playing, and move on to something else only to come back.

The police A.I. leaves something to be desired and the car handling doesn't feel crisp, but neither is "bad" enough to steal enjoyment from playing the game.

And how can you not have fun running around in your underwear assaulting people with a toilet brush?

[Fresh Tendrils]

IIRC the cops in GTA 3 weren't exactly the sharpest tools in the shed and honestly I miss the days from GTA 3, VC, and SA of being able to just **** around on the map, get into some shootouts, and then go about my day after shaking them in a minute.

[42]

Quote: Originally Posted by Fresh Tendrils

IIRC the cops in GTA 3 weren't exactly the sharpest tools in the shed and honestly I miss the days from GTA 3, VC, and SA of being able to just **** around on the map, get into some shootouts, and then go about my day after shaking them in a minute.

[Fresh Tendrils]

Quote: Originally Posted by 42

It's that Minority Report system they have the cops using.