A quiet meditation on isolation and depression punctuated by brief flashes of extreme violence. A hitman who only feels alive at his job silently drinks alone to pass the time. The moment to moment gameplay is uneventful as you spend literal minutes waiting for the evening before swallowing some sleeping pills. Sometimes you can spend the night with a partner but it's all a malaise jumbled together until the next shootout.

The actual shootouts follow John Wick levels of comedic violence as what feels like half a city block runs at you or takes potshots on the periphery. The waves are endless until you manage to push to the final screen where you need to clear out all the baddies before proceeding. And here is where I think the game stumbles: it would be much more engaging if each screen was its own challenge but it really is about just walking to the right until you reach your car while the endless fodder never stops.

I wish Steam allowed a neutral rating because that's how I feel. A solid 6.5/10 but I don't regret the time. And at about 150 minutes you'll be through with it in about the same time as a John Wick film or other stylish European action drama.