the actually good version of max payne

I never Play this IP before, so Kane & Lynch 2 is my first on this title.
Unless you're want to torture your self. Don't buy or play this game.

Camera movement is giving me motion sick, especially when running and Cut scenes.
Not sure why someone at IO think this is good. it's like they're trying to give camera movement from action movie like Crank to this game. but done horribly.

Game are pretty buggy, but i assume because i was on modern system. I need to quit and enter again after completing every chapter. some Cut scene just showing you clipping walls.

Shooting feels sucks on this game, The only weapon with decent accuracy are the one being dropped by the special forces team. other than that 80% of the time you wont hit your shot, but the Enemy AI will definitely 100% hit you, even behind the cover, on Medium difficulty. ITS MEDIUM! Friendly AI? he just stand up and taking all the shot, glad he was immortal.

Story wise it was fine, Just the standard "You messed up and everyone chasing after you" stuff. But the last 2/3 Chapter are starting to not making any sense.

You can turn off the camera shake in settings...

I played single player, solo, but, I had a blast with characters and setting. The gun play is solid but the cover system sucks. The story was short and weak. And the characters competence is very questionable. It's a bad trip of a game with starbursts around lights, audio peaking and constant yelling. It walks a fine line of a bad game but it's abrasiveness was a huge positive for me.

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While I appreciate the stylistic decision to make the game seem like a grainy, found footage styled experience, I can't recommend this game. The camera shake during cutscenes makes me fell nauseous. It feels like the camera was given to a tired arthritic. The game gives the option to disable the shakey camera effect during gameplay, but it still wildly shakes aroudn during cutscenes. The gameplay is a typical cover shooter and isn't any way enjoyable enough to have to put up with the pain the camera gives me.