In fact, the tightly packed, claustrophobic nature of the city reminds me of the living, breathing backdrops from Sega’s Shenmue and Yakuza games. Hong Kong is a great setting for an open-world action game. Hong Kong is your oyster, ready for your blood-stained blade to shuck.Ī melting pot of personality and personalities If you’re worried about this feeling like a second-rate GTA, you don’t need to. And lazy workers play impromptu dice games in an alley instead of focusing on their jobs. Driven-over parking meters reward you with their spoils. Obnoxious street vendors yell at you to buy fish balls, fish dumplings, and other fish-flavored fare. The game’s version of Hong Kong is densely populated, topographically rich, and filled with interesting nooks and crannies just waiting to be crashed into. For the most part, Sleeping Dogs gets the sandbox structure right. Many releases have attempted to cash in on Rockstar Games’ tried-and-true Grand Theft Auto formula, and many of them have failed. He’s got the gun skills, gut punches, and gear-busting driving sense to stand toe-to-toe with any tattoo-riddled gangster - along with the smooth lines to woo any attractive female acquaintance. You start the game by breaking into a low-level Triad gang, hoping to gain a foothold within Hong Kong’s seedy, organized-crime-ruled underworld. In Sleeping Dogs, you are Wei Shen, an undercover supercop with a tragic past. Live out your undercover-cop-posed-as- burgeoning-Triad fantasy This is the Chow Yun-fat of games - rough, cliché, yet quintessentially badass like the Hong Kong actor.
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