Jae Lee writes: If there was one crime that I could commit and get away with scot-free, it would be robbing a bank.
Not so much for the money but more for the thrill of it. I mean, who hasn’t thought about robbing a bank at one point after watching a heist movie?
Oddly enough, there aren’t too many games that allows me to live out that fantasy to my liking(not a big fan of GTA/Payday games). So when I was told there was a neat crime spree game called, “The Masterplan” where I could do exactly that, I decided to check it out.
While it did as advertised, it has a few glaring issues that makes it hard to truly enjoy.
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(CriticalIndieGamer) It’s the early 70’s and you’re out to get revenge on society... and Richard Nixon.
You are the brains in this heist game. Pick tactics and manage your crew, either approaching a job with stealth or brute force, each with it’s own rewards and punishments. Threaten civilians to do your bidding, hide bodies to avoid detection and much much more.
Nerd Rock from the Sun writes: "When it all comes together, when you've snuck through a map, locked unconscious people in rooms, stuffed your pockets with more cash than you can carry, and are strolling nonchalantly back to your getaway car with no one any the wiser, there's no feeling quite like it."
