Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days

Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days - two old friends get down to business again, and this time it happens in Shanghai. The camera jerks, the image disintegrates into pixels, and shootouts take place in cramped alleys and markets. The short campaign is completed in one evening and is based on two characters: one is trying to preserve the remnants of his conscience, the second has long given up on everything. The dialogue is rough but lively. The network part is based on robberies, where players share the loot and can betray each other at any time. Weapons and money are bought between matches, and maps are remembered by the location of the exits. The camera shoots like a documentary, which enhances the chaos in the alleys and negotiations. Shootouts are short and dirty: opponents are outnumbered, and ammo runs out quickly. In the network part, loot can be stolen from your own people, and this is built into the system itself. Between missions they show scenes from which it is clear who owes whom. The money from the raids goes towards new guns. The streets are flooded with rain, and the signs are reflected in the puddles. Negotiations alternate with shootouts. Money is spent on weapons and armor. Some tasks are completed alone. The ending leaves both heroes with the same weight on their shoulders. The plot proceeds in chapters, and the ending draws a line under the whole story, leaving both heroes in the same place where they started. Weapons are purchased between missions, and money is given for completed raids. It rains almost the entire campaign. Firefights are short, and opponents are overwhelming in numbers. For anyone who likes dark action films about bad people, this option is suitable.