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Yup, there are different choices and endings. I would say it's a great idea to play it at least twice - to see different outcomes. If you are a type of completionist player and want to discover every single secret and dialogue - you'll have to play more than twice. :)
Thanks Rufus!
In my last playthrough of Beat Cop (releasing an episode daily on Youtube) I was able to get 100 with both the crew and the mafia in one playthrough, so if I wanted to play the game again, I wouldn't be playing the game any differently.
The only "path" you can take in the game is to get the thing from the safe, or not. But that isn't a choice, you are either paying attention or not. It is like calling Wing Commander replayable because when you fail you get different missions. Which was awesome at the time, but it didn't make it "replayable".
The choice at the end was in my opinion a huge let down. As a player I don't feel like I built my way to each decision, it was very much like Mass Effect 3 where you can get to pick which color ending you want with different cinematics. In this, you get four different newspapers to read at the end of the game.
While there are two different "paths" to take, one failure, one success where it opens up a choice of four different newspapers it doesn't strike me as something I would play again after grasping the gameplay elements. Which is why my first post was "Not as replayable as it says on the tin."