Payday 2 Switch
The shooting also feels deeply unsatisfying. Guns lack a significant punch, and the puny little red crosshair that appears whenever you hit an enemy doesn’t exactly add much impact, either. What’s worse is that the reticule looks the same when you both hit and kill officers, meaning you don’t know whether or not you’ve downed them for good unless you lower the gun –particularly worse when playing portable thanks to the smaller screen – and doing so can be costly in trickier heists.
-- As reviewed by TrustedReviews
Product details
- Payday 2 is an action-packed, four-player co-op first-person-shooter where gamers get to play as one of four heisters as they rob and steal all across Washington D.C.
- Players are free to take on everything from robbing the local jeweler or big banks, to kidnappings and big league cybercrime - the goal is of course to reach the payday and get rich.
- Along with earning more money and becoming an infamous criminal, comes new customization that lets players build and customize their own guns and gear.
- PAYDAY 2 on Switch comes with full touch screen menu support. Also, there’s a newly developed rumble feature that responds as you, for example, fire weapons or throw grenades.
PROS
+ Lots of content on offer
+ Local co-op could be fun with friends
CONS
- Terrible visuals
- Doesn't adapt to Switch functionality at all
- Feels phoned in
- Abysmal AI
- No fun in single player
- Not much better in multiplayer
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By TrustedReviews on February 23, 2018
The shooting also feels deeply unsatisfying. Guns lack a significant punch, and the puny little red crosshair that appears whenever you hit an enemy doesn’t exactly add much impact, either. What’s worse is that the reticule looks the same when you both hit and kill officers, meaning you don’t know whether or not you’ve downed them for good unless you lower the gun –particularly worse when playing portable thanks to the smaller screen – and doing so can be costly in trickier heists.
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