Total Anarchy: Pavilion City

A decent attempt at recreating the look of GTA 2 but didnt got the feel just right. The driving is weird and very floaty, which isnt great considering that's what you will be doing most of the time. The shooting is at least fun, with a great variety in weapons. The game is very short, so it doesnt overstay its welcome and cheap, so i would say it's still worth a try. +enterable buildings +fun missions +radio reminiscent of gta games +interesting artstyle -forgetable story -uninteresting city -bad enemy and civilian AI

When I was in elementary school, my friend at the time gave me a GBA cartridge he got from his older brother. And thank god our parents or teachers never found out, because we would have been in so much trouble. On that damn thing was a game called GTA Advance, and it blew our 10 year old minds away. So of course, when I found this game it really, really caught my eye. They don't make games like these anymore. So I cracked a cold one and got ready to immerse myself in nostalgia. But oh boy, what a disappointing experience I got. Immediately upon starting the game I got met by a wall of noise. As a headphone user, this is annyoing, but no deal breaker, even if the sound settings aren't persistent and you have to change them every time you start the game. Furthermore I noticed the graphics seemed pretty washed out and blurred, to the point where most of the smaller text is nearly unreadable (maybe this is because I play on a UWQHD monitor, I don't know. But with the limited settings this game provides I wasn't able to fix the problem). So I even let that slide and tried playing the actual game, but soon gave up, because it's nothing more than a confusing mess mixed with wonky cont…

Game crashes every time I opened it. Getting in cars, getting in buildings, etc. Can't experience anything of it. So far the controls are really cumbersome. Weak animations. Low tier game made by Game Maker on an afternoon. Don't buy!

‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍ ‍

yes is really good bit like gta 2

v