Vegas’ tutorial introduces you to the main aspects of the game while documenting your escape from Frank. Everything is pretty straightforward. You’re able to steer your vehicle by tilting, but I found I was tilting my iPad like a wild man and still couldn't get around corners that easily. I fiddled with the sensitivity, but eventually just swapped to the virtual button steering option. You're able to change the control type for each different vehicle, should you be so inclined.
Gun play is very straightforward. There is no free aim mode; instead, you look where you want to aim, and tap on a person or object to target, which paints a big blue crosshair over top. You can then fire. Vegas also utilizes a cover system, that lets you crouch behind objects or shimmy along walls. While this is a nice feature, the majority of missions involving firefights sadly devolve into crouch, fire at enemy until ammo runs out, crouch, reload, fire at enemy, rinse and repeat.
Every criminal act you do is tallied and you’ll eventually receive a badge icon, indicating the police are after you. With one star, you’ll have one or two cops after you, but they get more aggressive as you gain in stars, and by the time you reach the max (five), you’ll have cops, SWAT and the army after you.
As you progress your character levels up. With each new level you earn skill points, which can be used to purchase upgrades. And boy, are there a lot of upgrades. There are different weapon categories; hand-to-hand, pistols, shotguns, rifles, etc., and under each category you can improve different ratings. You can increase clip size, cause more damage, or reduce reload time.
You can also increase your resistance to bullets, fire or explosions, and how many healthpacks or armor kits you can carry. In addition, you can also increase top speed, acceleration and handling for vehicles, in each category (cars, boats, motorcycles, planes). In this way, Vegas gives you an almost infinite level of customization.
You can also increase your resistance to bullets, fire or explosions, and how many healthpacks or armor kits you can carry. In addition, you can also increase top speed, acceleration and handling for vehicles, in each category (cars, boats, motorcycles, planes). In this way, Vegas gives you an almost infinite level of customization.
Completing missions and killing people will also randomly drop items, which can be used to customize Jason, or you can purchase new items at the pawn shop. If that innocent old lady drops “Shave Cut #2”, for example, you can use it to change Jason’s hair style.
The bottom line is If you are looking for an open-ended and violent game, Gangstar Vegas is for you.
The bottom line is If you are looking for an open-ended and violent game, Gangstar Vegas is for you.
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