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Clunky controls, a very weird art style, and boring repetitive gameplay is all this game has to offer. You don't really feel like John Wick when you're shooting up an area, nobody can hear you, and enemies evade you by casually walking 3 feet away from you.

This game is really weird.

I will say, this game does have a spooky vibe to it, but it's really not a scary game outside of some small parts. The monsters are weird, but they're not really frightening because you can't really die in this game. The puzzles are challenging though and the story gets really interesting towards the end. Makes you want to keep playing. The main character can range from charming to obnoxious depending on the situation. If you like Amnesia games though, you'll probably like this.

This game is probably the best story experience in a DBZ game. While it can seem like it's starting to drag in the later chapter, this is the DBZ story with many of the famous moments from the show shown again as cutscenes and battles. There's also plenty of side quest that while might not give much pause from the story, are interesting diversions into many of the minor characters from both DBZ and the original DB. The combat is simple but fun to use, and it's almost as fun as rewatching the anime again, though this time without 30 episodes of filler per arc.

This game is different than the first two Mafia games, but I honestly enjoyed this the most of the three. The game takes place in a wide open city, and while it can get really repetitive at times, the story was really interesting. Most of the areas are similar with you hitting boxes to find the location of everything, doing side missions and actions that draw the mini district bosses out, and then taking them on at the hideout, and either killing them or bringing them into your organization. I felt that the setting was really interesting and worked well with the story, part of the reason why the game drew me in so much.

The story draws you in, but the structure of the one-hit kill gameplay is just not for me. At times, it can be fun to figure out the correct path for a mission level, but at other times it makes you want uninstall the game because whether you die in a situation can just seem random at times.