An unexpectedly magnificent game, very underrated. It's at least as good as, sometimes even better than, GTA IV. The story is incredible, with twists, tense action scenes and moving moments. It's a hundred times more memorable than GTA IV's storyline. Thanks to the enormous amount of attention paid to details, Hong Kong feels extremely immersive; I've never immersed myself so fully in a game since STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl. The graphics are superb even without the Definitive Edition (and on my meager laptop with medium-high settings); I can't imagine how it would look like in 4K. The fighting system is very fluid, you feel neither weak, nor like Batman who can take on 20+ enemies at once. The driving system feels a little bit rigid at first but once you get used to it, you won't have any problems. All in all, I definitely recommend this game to everybody looking for some open-world action with a good story to back up the gameplay.

An unexpectedly magnificent game, very underrated. It's at least as good as, sometimes even better than, GTA IV. The story is incredible, with twists, tense action scenes and moving moments. It's a hundred times more memorable than GTA IV's storyline. Thanks to the enormous amount of attention paid to details, Hong Kong feels extremely immersive; I've never immersed myself so fully in a game since STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl. The graphics are superb even without the Definitive Edition (and on my meager laptop with medium-high settings); I can't imagine how it would look like in 4K. The fighting system is very fluid, you feel neither weak, nor like Batman who can take on 20+ enemies at once. The driving system feels a little bit rigid at first but once you get used to it, you won't have any problems. All in all, I definitely recommend this game to everybody looking for some open-world action with a good story to back up the gameplay.