Sift Heads - Cartels 4

very good installment from the dev, appreciate his efforts

first of all,the price doesn't make sense at all,its not worth to purchase at all except its nostalgia. secondly,unlike other games, the challenge in this one lies in its lower tolerance for mistakes,there’s no other way to make up for it. i've played sift head series before,the story are decent but the gameplay is disappointing,plus there are no replay value at all

Sift Heads: Cartels 4 – Review (WIP) Played all the original Sift Heads games as well as the newer Steam releases. Honestly don’t know how this one slipped past me for so long, but here we are. Overall, I think the game is fun—but it definitely has its own issues. Compared to the earlier entries, it kind of feels like a black sheep. It tries some new things, but at the same time it’s missing stuff that the older games just did better. Gameplay Movement / Exploration Movement is done with WASD, and you’re free to actually move through levels instead of being locked into static screens. That part is fine and does make the world feel bigger. Problem is, there’s not a lot of clarity on where you’re supposed to go. You can explore, sure—but the game doesn’t really guide you well. You end up wandering a bit more than you probably should. Maps Local Map: Very basic. It shows where you can go, but not what’s actually there. No indicators for items, doors, or anything worth checking out (like locked doors, buttons, etc). It does show ladders and save points, but that’s about it. World Map: This one’s better. You access it through the car, and it shows where you are and what locations …

this is a 10 out of 10 game and after 10 years its back thank me later.

it's coming from a fan of original previous Sift Heads Cartels games, and a lot of things that i found fun and charming from previous games felt down on the 4th game with the name Sift Heads Cartels, the animation felt stiff, the combat felt awkward, and so is the level design, i wouldn't reccomend it if you're expecting similiar feels with the previous Sift Heads Cartels games... actually, maybe i am just used with the usual point and click gameplay of the previous games, and some times gonna be needed to get myself used to it, but the melee combat does felt awkward, and it's kinda my fault for not looking at the gameplay trailer first

A Satisfying ending for the series, very fun to play. I think this game is probably make more sense to those who played the sift head cartels and world act series, but still pretty good. Has a pretty good world to explore, and quite a large amount of enemies. I do think their are some bugs that need fixing but i never encounter any major game breaking ones.