Medals can be obtained based on your performance, be it whacking enough people with a bat, or running over everything in a monster truck, and the challenges are short but fun distractions. There are also optional challenges that present unique scenarios for players to compete, complete with leaderboards. Setting everything on fire, including yourself, is particularly enjoyable, and Shakedown: Hawaii shines brightest in such moments of madness. Movement on foot and in vehicles is easy to understand and execute, and gunplay feels great, especially with the variety of weapons at your disposal. It is the most basic of mission design, framed by some strong writing and comedy, and usually over in minutes. The main action, however, usually requires you to travel to somewhere on the map, grabbing an item or engaging in combat, and buying up property when the opportunity presents itself.
Shortchanging consumers on their purchases, replacing chocolate with non-edible substitutes, and utilising outrageous terms of service to take advantage of the unwitting are just some of the improvements you will be making to your business empire. It is amusing on its own, but to witness how the CEO comes to grips with these newfangled ideas and use them in his own signature criminal ways is the cherry on top.
Watching as the elderly man struggle with concepts like streaming, subscription services, and all the trappings of present-day life reminds one of the simplicity of yesteryear.
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