I just never seem to have my coordination down fast enough to progress deep into these type of games. This is a genre that I am usually poor at. Vreski Games have in my opinion created of the very best twin stick shooters ever made. Gameplay is where The Hong Kong Massacre really shines. Slow-motion can help in tricky situations. I have heard some complaining about screen tearing on PS4, but I can’t say I have noticed many issues.
It felt like it could almost have been a shared universe. Throughout my time with the game I kept getting vibes of the like of Sleeping Dogs. It is incredibly gritty and stylish both in gameplay and during the irregular low res short cutscenes. Set in Hong Kong (obviously), the game has the tone and feel of a John Woo film. I had seen short gameplay clips in the trailer but that really doesn’t do justice for how much effort has went in to the games aesthetic. Glass smashes, wood splinters and papers fly through the air adding to the chaotic nature of the game. As you dive around and bullets fill the room the seemingly static environment comes to life. The perspective is top down but the game is still rendered in 3D. One of the first things that struck me about The Hong Kong Massacre was how detailed it was.
Check out my one hour let’s play of the game.
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