New players may find the different "profiles" and "skill sets," two different menus to mix-and-match, to be a tad confusing. Otherwise, it is simply a fun game that can get addictive. Game-play aspects can be simple enough to understand, aim and shoot cops while stealing money, while creating builds, and understanding the less-intuitive mechanics like "dodge," help to also make the game complex. With the continued support by the developers, and funny vr heisters waving their arms everywhere, this game is worth getting.

It is a shame, though, about new players missing out on the removed dlc's. Perhaps the next game can better prepare for future-proofing that (like kingpin + other things). In the mean-time, though, I guess people can go crazy with a giant spoon. Maybe after some hours in the game, a new player could even watch a few videos on the game, figure out some neat tricks, try a few mods, and look into the "secret ending" for the game.

New players may find the different "profiles" and "skill sets," two different menus to mix-and-match, to be a tad confusing. Otherwise, it is simply a fun game that can get addictive. Game-play aspects can be simple enough to understand, aim and shoot cops while stealing money, while creating builds, and understanding the less-intuitive mechanics like "dodge," help to also make the game complex. With the continued support by the developers, and funny vr heisters waving their arms everywhere, this game is worth getting. It is a shame, though, about new players missing out on the removed dlc's. Perhaps the next game can better prepare for future-proofing that (like kingpin + other things). In the mean-time, though, I guess people can go crazy with a giant spoon. Maybe after some hours in the game, a new player could even watch a few videos on the game, figure out some neat tricks, try a few mods, and look into the "secret ending" for the game.