Sleeping Dogs Review
Sleeping Dogs Review - When it comes to “troubled” development cycles, Sleeping Dogs certainly deserves to fall in this category. Originally announced as a new IP back in 2009, the game was very nearly True Crime: Hong Kong, but delays and budget concerns caused Activision to cancel the title. As a result, it allowed Square-Enix to swoop in, return it to a new franchise, and voila, Sleeping Dogs is as we know it today. At first glance, it would seem easy to write this game off as Grand Theft Auto: Hong Kong, but this impression would be sorely mistaken and might cause you to miss a gem in the start of the fall season.
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Part of what makes the story successful is a unique leveling system that features three distinct tress: Face, Triad and Cop. Triad and Cop are often leveled simply by completing missions within the story, and the amount of points for each tree is determined by your ability and conduct. For instance, you earn Cop points for being cautious and careful when driving and interacting with citizens, and doing Cop-centric missions; whereas you earn Triad points by effectively beating and intimidating your foes and doing Triad-centric missions. Face experience is more of an overall Hong Kong experience, earned by helping citizens and doing missions about town. Each tree has its own perks and helps round you as a character. View Full Review Here
Price : $59.96
Publisher : Square Enix
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