Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars

Fans of Grand Theft auto generation can be pleasantly surprised. Now the Rockstar Games is back with another GTA: Chinatown Wars. Grand Theft Auto is an action-adventure video game. It allows player to take on the role of a criminal who can roam freely around a big city. Gameplay consists of a series of levels where player should reach a target number of points which he achieves by performing tasks for the city’s local crime syndicate.

Criticism for GTA always shouts about cruelty of the game. They say that the game is turning kids into criminals and it’s the worst thing for generation since the invention of rap. But Rockstar sets new industry levels and there no place for morality. GTA is done with best voice-acting sub “South Park” satire. So Rockstar might not care about our souls, but it’s certainly concerned about our entertainment.

Many specialists in game world said that “Chinatown Wars” is the best in GTA generation and it is the most enjoyable game of 2009. Controls are the foundation of any game. The previous three-dimensional GTAs faild in this regard. Next problem was lack of realism and poignancy. So the road to the “Best Game” was long.

That’s not the case with “Chinatown Wars”. This game is built on a big experience in game world and many mistakes that were done in previous versions. Cartoonish game play removes much of the discomfort felt when wantonly killing thousands of people. Hardware limitations forced Rockstar to do realism more simple-only overhead perspective. But it also influenced the controls. Now it’s easier to play and it makes the game more fun. Even the drug-dealing mini-game, a cruel way to make money, is completely guilt-free. So, the simplicity and laughableness of the game-play made their trick. Now it’s the best GTA version.