Mike writes; "Police Chase seems like an exciting proposition. Many games put you in the ‘criminal’ role, running from the police, there aren’t many that put you in the role of the law. Even less that have a whole game dedicated to it."
Neil writes: "Episode 16 of TheXboxHub Official Podcast sees the TXH team come together once more to chat about film, TV, and um, whether Batman or Spiderman is the best. In amongst the nonsense though they actually spend a fair bit of time talking all things Xbox One and gaming. After all, this is a gaming podcast. Apparently."
Neil writes: "2019 delivered some stellar gaming performances the way of Xbox One players, with the likes of Control, A Plague Tale: Innocence, Arise, Civilization VI and Gears 5 right up there among the very best. But on the other end of the scale, 2019 has seen additions to the Xbox Store that are so dismal, so out-of-touch, and so utterly crap, that we'd have struggled to recommend them had they launched a decade back. And here, in this article, we'll be touching on just 5 of the very worst Xbox One games that arrived in 2019."
VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "The Adam Jensen “I didn’t ask for this” meme comes to mind when thinking of how Caipirinha Games/Toplitz Productions’ Police Chase occupied space on my hard drive. A friend had a twisted thought that he put in action: gift Lee this 1-star rated game and dare him to review it. As people like me are wont to do, I was up to the task if only to take a cursory glance at what the fuss was about. The result? I didn’t even buy the game and still I’m wondering if there’s a way to charge Toplitz with Grand Theft."
A one means a broken game!!
Lmao! Lee, you definitely took one for the team playing this game.
I've noticed this with the--albeit limited--other reviews as well. The QA fumbled so tragically that selecting to restart the game via pause menu (not after completing a chapter) can habitually cancel out mission markers. You're a boat without a paddle lest you quit out to the main menu. It's also priced at $30!!! How did they think they'd get away with this?!?!
"Lee, you definitely took one for the team playing this game."
This guy knows the sworn duty of a reviewer: to protect and serve the consumers' interests--based on their subjective opinions, of course. Maybe one day you'll get to shake his hand.
"This guy knows the sworn duty of a reviewer:"
Oh, saying something like that, you *know* I'm going to try and find worse games for you to play now.
@Christopher
Erm...heh...what are you, uh, talking about there, bud? You're making it sound like that review description is talking about me and you. Stop acting goofy now. ●﹏●
Hopefully never. That way you won't be tempted to waste any of your valuable time on it.
