legit level 4000 on me phone

I remember playing this on mobile years ago, it's a fun and addicting mobile style game. It has tons of unlocks, from outfits, to guns, to a base. But this requires insane grinding for money, keys, and hammers.

Also the levels repeat alot, so same enemy positions and format, which gets dull after a while. A fun time passer like the Sniper game.

It's on PC now, that's pretty cool 😎

Pretty and funny looking game for a fair price. Seems to have a lot of content to be unlocked later on. Has controller support, which is very nice considering the simplicity of the game.

Slightly repetitive game with simple gameplay and a large number of levels.

This action game is suitable for players of all skill levels. The key reason for this is that you only need to use one button. The only skill needed is timing.

You play an assassin who kills enemies while executing impressive moves. However, each stage is similar to an auto-runner in that you do not have to worry about jumping or any of the other aspects except shooting. The entire game consists on pressing the button at the proper time. In practice, this means that a hero will execute a motion like a jump or somersault, and you must shoot when the gun lines with an enemy. If you miss your opportunity, you will get killed.

Stages are short but enjoyable. They even have checkpoints to ensure you don't get stuck with one for too long. The difficulty is minimal since time slows down throughout the action move. Failure is not punishing because you can quickly resume the current level. The reward for beating a stage is money, gems if you complete it on your first try, and progress toward a new outfit.

Money is spent after a few stages to purchase new weaponry. You can beat everything with your starting pistol, but some weapons make the job a little simpler if used correctly. For example, machine guns that shoot in burst mode don't require as much precision. They're also ideal for boss fights because you can hurt them with multiple shots in a single shot. On the other hand, burst can kill hostages who are typically positioned between two enemies or near an explosive target.

After completing a level pack, which consists of numerous stages and boss fights, you receive an overall prize based on your performance. You obtain the best bundle of cash, gems, and other rewards if you complete each stage without making a mistake. Because stages and packs cannot be replayed, you must do the best job on the first try.

Unfortunately, some of the mechanics are specific to mobile games. This is demonstrated in secondary material, which can be obtained by purchasing it with gems. Although you can acquire hammers and puzzle pieces during normal play, the quantity is small. The mentioned material is employed in your home to enhance it with new furnishings and unlock story images. When you fix and furnish the entire floor of the house, you will receive a new weapon, outfit, and an additional reward from bosses.

The other material is a key, which allows you to unlock other floors in the house. You can earn keys in extremely rare special stages, although they are easy to miss. Furthermore, a single key costs 250 gems, whereas completing a stage flawlessly earns you only 5 gems.

Since house takes a lot of resource, the game also has a lot of stages. It almost feel like they never end. This also means you'll have to play for quite a long time to unlock everything and all achievements.

If you want to give yourself a quick boost, the game has six additional DLCs that come with a new skin, weapon, and extra resources. I’m not a fan of them because most cost more than the base game.

JT is a decent and very simple game with a clear flaw depending on how important achievements are to you. You only need to press one button when your gun’s laser is on an enemy (the character moves automatically). So it’s more of a timing based game. The levels appear to be random generated in terms of scenery with the enemy placement repeating after a while. You clear a set of around 27 levels, each one takes seconds/minutes to complete. 2 of those levels are bosses and one is a bonus level where you can earn lots of currencies. The game has many different currencies to buy guns, upgrade your house, unlock story pieces and more. Currencies can also be earned through playing well, you’re scored at the end of each level and especially when you finish the set of 27 levels.

You can see the game’s mobile roots. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The game is pretty polished, doesn’t look bad, it knows what it wants, it can be very relaxing when you don’t want something intensive, it sounds okay, the controls are fine and the achievements are good on a first glance. The problem comes with the deliberate nature of having free to play mechanics with a paid game if you want to get 100% achievements. They require lots of grinding and it didn’t have to be like that. For instance, buying a key costs 250 gems or getting 3 at most with every 27 set. Getting one story piece will require up to 32 jigsaw puzzles 2/3 through, buying 1 jigsaw piece costs 100 gems, you can get up to 10 jigsaw pieces in the 27 set and 3 when you upgrade the house each time. The gems themselves are mostly earned through playing perfectly, you get 5 for each individual level and a bonus of around 300 gems if you don’t make a single mistake in all the 27 set of levels. If you do, you lose 150 gems of the 300 and you can continue with the next set of 27 levels and hope you’ll do better the next time. Most people won’t get perfects on all the 27 levels and so, missing 150 gems is a huge loss. The devs could have easily allowed you to make more than one mistake to still be eligible for the final bonus. The upgrades with the house are also pathetic. Depending on the floor, you can get 5-10 extra gems per boss. This seems very lacklustre after going through the effort of fully upgrading a floor to level 10. And look at that, the game has tons of DLC that give you so much currency to buy your way out of the grind. I know what they’re doing and it doesn’t look pretty. Oh, and the game’s max resolution is 1080p. Fullscreen looks very blown up on a 1440p monitor and windowed shows you your desktop background.

I think I’m more tolerant to grinding compared to the average player. It took me over 600 levels to get all the achievements. I felt like I’ve seen everything after 3 hours, I wished I could have stopped after 4-5 hours but it ended up taking me over 7 hours to get everything. Frankly, I would have been more happy if the game was shorter than that, the content just doesn’t justify the time spent and it hurts more when it’s only there because of a greedy design decision. I still had a good time with the game, I did get it way cheaper than the normal price of €5 through a cool bundle. These are the facts really. It’s not a bad game if you don’t mind a very simple game to play in between.

Its hard to call this game fun, neither do I feel compelled to finish. I was expecting a run and gun but it is an entirely on-rails shooter where you time button presses to shoot enemies and save hostages. I only got to level 16 but I'm very disinterested in going any further in this game. Perhaps if I could freely aim myself, I'd feel much more of a challenge and interest in the variety of levels.

Its not like this game is terrible, I could see people having fun while playing this but I just don't think its worth the time.

Very simple, but effective game. Basically, LIDL 2D Max Payne with insane amount of small levels.

The gameplay loop is satisfying. It doesn't even matter that all you have to do is press 1 single button. The magic is in simplicity and it works. Just choose your favorite weapon and mow down the bad guys at your disposal. ^^

*jumps* HEADSHOT! *reloads* HEADSHOT!

Wayyyyy too simple. Over 100 stages in and it's still mind numbingly easy. Idk if it eventually increases in difficulty, but I am not willing to find out. Decent loop and reward/cosmetic system, but it stays too easy for too long.