Captain Gazman Day Of The Rage

gameplay - 8/10 - sometimes brutally hard and sometimes outdated (and sometimes genius, like the real poker machine inside the game) soundtrack - 10/10 - a lot of catchy tunes story - 7/10 - as far as i played graphics - 4/10 - we're in the PS3 era and the game is okay with that optimization - 8/10 - very CPU-intensive price - 10/10 - as cheap as one DLC for Rimworld and you can get a sale even from that sometimes my verdict: 8/10, the game is good but try to ignore the not-that-good lookin' visuals

unplayable on intel macs, like, at all - it supports intel architecture but this game just can't run good on any of them (tested on 3 different machines, one of them was m1 which is a proper choice for you) this game's voice acting is very limited (only the story parts are voiced), and apparantely Heavy from TF2 dubbed all the English stuff with his accent, which is kinda hilarious wiimote support apparantely is not a thing on mac, which was kinda expected but it's not mentioned anywhere otherwise this game is great even for its base $7, i grabbed it for $3 and that deal was excellent 9 Montana's huge buttcheeks out of 10 Montana's huge buttcheeks p.s i need the Swedish dub (the full one, not just the stories) p.p.s how to actually get the 300 km/h achievement? anyone? 3% somehow got it but i have no idea

surprisingly good 9/10 cause getting all the achievements in this game is enourmous PITA

когда из сабстори якудзы сделали целую игру

Captain Gazman Day Of The Rage is a fiercely unconventional indie action-adventure that feels like a time capsule cracked open from the chaotic heart of early-1990s crime cinema and video game excess. Developed by Les Kalifas alongside Kazarma and VEB Videospielewerk Bewegungsdruiden, and published by Les Kalifas, the game unapologetically prioritizes attitude, scale, and raw creative energy over refinement. From the moment it begins, it makes it clear that this is not a polished, streamlined experience but a sprawling, passionate project that thrives on chaos, satire, and maximalist ambition. The story is deliberately outrageous, framing its narrative around a stolen suitcase of money and the catastrophic ripple effect that follows. What begins as a criminal heist rapidly escalates into a full-blown international manhunt involving mafia syndicates, intelligence agencies, and assorted underworld factions. Rather than aiming for narrative subtlety, the game embraces excess, leaning into absurd character descriptions, exaggerated violence, and an almost parody-like depiction of criminal organizations. The tone oscillates between dark comedy and earnest crime drama, creating a world …

one of the games of all time, definitely - 8/10 UPD: this is actually GREAT - 10/10