Suit for Hire is worth buying if you are a fan of games like Hotline Miami or if you're a fan of action films like John Wick. The way the character is animated and how he fights feels like it emulates John Wick perfectly.

The levels themselves are well designed often having various paths and points of cover throughout rooms and combat is fun and satisfying, encouraging you to pull off combos to replenish your ammo meaning you don't have to reload or find more ammo if you shoot a whole magazine with perfect accuracy. This in combination with the arcade style scoring makes the levels quite addictive and replayable if you are going for the highest rank possible. The base pistol one shots enemies and there are melee takedowns to supplement this which also give you more ammo so you can fight through waves of enemies in one long combo once you master the combat.

The story is basically non-existent nor is it needed as it's not the focus of the game. The graphics and presentation of the game are nice to look at. The only real complaint I have with the game in its current state is the length of it as if you do one playthrough only it's going to last you around an hour and half to two hours. Despite this due to the difficulty you unlock once you beat the game called Legend which disables checkpoints in levels along with the scoring system present on every difficulty I still think it's worth buying if you think you will replay the game.

This game has definitely got the potential to end up being great once more content is added and it's already on the path to greatness in my opinion.

Suit for Hire is worth buying if you are a fan of games like Hotline Miami or if you're a fan of action films like John Wick. The way the character is animated and how he fights feels like it emulates John Wick perfectly. The levels themselves are well designed often having various paths and points of cover throughout rooms and combat is fun and satisfying, encouraging you to pull off combos to replenish your ammo meaning you don't have to reload or find more ammo if you shoot a whole magazine with perfect accuracy. This in combination with the arcade style scoring makes the levels quite addictive and replayable if you are going for the highest rank possible. The base pistol one shots enemies and there are melee takedowns to supplement this which also give you more ammo so you can fight through waves of enemies in one long combo once you master the combat. The story is basically non-existent nor is it needed as it's not the focus of the game. The graphics and presentation of the game are nice to look at. The only real complaint I have with the game in its current state is the length of it as if you do one playthrough only it's going to last you around an hour and half to two hours. Despite this due to the difficulty you unlock once you beat the game called Legend which disables checkpoints in levels along with the scoring system present on every difficulty I still think it's worth buying if you think you will replay the game. This game has definitely got the potential to end up being great once more content is added and it's already on the path to greatness in my opinion.