Recommended14 hrs played
Chicago 1930, developed by Spellbound and published by Microids, is a real-time tactical game that immerses players in the volatile atmosphere of Prohibition-era America. Set in a version of Chicago drenched in crime, corruption, and ambition, it offers a dual narrative structure where players can experience the conflict from two opposing sides: the law and the mob. It’s a premise rich with potential, promising to...
0 found this helpful, 2025-11-02
Not recommended22 hrs played
There's an aptly named development studio - or was. All of their isometric titles, composed of relatively simple elements, have a certain magic to them. Needless to say, this one is no exception. It introduces basic adventure game mechanics like scouring the level for information and keys to doors and lock boxes, while blending these mechanics with squad-based stealth strategy and a bit of action. None of it seems...
0 found this helpful, 2025-09-30
Recommended13 hrs played
Oldie but Goodie.
Quirky and charming, with nothing really special story, that just has enough trappings to give a sense of a theme.
Be warned, that Steam version is bugged and you won't be able to really change your team members. You can play freely through w/o problem, but you ain't hearing just a few quips each character gets on knocking out / arresting someone, talking or getting killed.
0 found this helpful, 2025-10-11