Let’s be honest, though: stories in Crackdown are like farts in a tornado - inconsequential. After a quick resurrection, it’s on you to single-handedly take down some evil megalomaniacs through any means necessary.
Also, it’s the HQ for the corporation responsible for those attacks, TerraNova, so The Agency has arrived to kick ass but get blown out of the sky within the first five minutes. The problem is, in a lot of the game’s key design choices, it feels like Crackdown 3 goes further back than the 12 years since the original game.Ĭrackdown 3 starts out with your agent travelling to the city of New Providence, the one city that hasn’t been decimated by Blackout attacks.
It turns out that rumours about Crackdown 3 feeling dated weren’t greatly exaggerated, as Crackdown 3 closely resembles the first game in a lot of aspects. All of your key skills have been sufficiently levelled up and you’re able to scale tall buildings with relative ease, your weapons finally do decent damage and you have the strength and health to make running around decking people a legitimate strategy.įor those familiar with the series, you might recognise it as the same moment from the first two games. There’s a moment around 2 or 3 hours into Crackdown 3 where its appeal makes sense.
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