#Gangstar miami vindication full

For instance, the game is fully voiced over and the voice acting actually seems to be a little better than your typical Gameloft game– at least for major characters. While there isn’t a whole lot of innovation to be found in Miami Vindication, it has been improved in some ways over the original. Alternatively, you can just disregard the missions entirely and instead just drive around the city, stealing cars, running from the police, or really doing whatever you feel like doing. You can play through the series of missions which vary wildly from something as simple to going to a particular point in the city to stealing a specific car or even racing. (75 to be exact.) The game plays exactly how you’d expect it to play if you’ve ever played a Grand Theft Auto or similar type of open world crime game.

#Gangstar miami vindication full

Much like the original, Gangstar: Miami Vindication features a full city to explore, a wide variety of vehicles to steal, weapons ranging from baseball bats to flame throwers, and a heap of missions to complete.

Gangstar: Miami Vindication was released this evening, and while several of our annoyances from the first have been tweaked or massaged to be less problematic, there’s still a few things keeping Miami Vindication from being our favorite thug simulator. A little more than a month ago, iPhone giant Gameloft first announced a sequel to Gangstar: West Coast Hustle, an open-world crime game which we liked quite a bit in our review despite a few disappointments.