The main difference in the storyline is that they decided to take out one of the most interesting things by turning Lynch into a totally medicated character.

Which is totally different from the first game. The two men fight for their lives, are captured, a loved one dies and they escape after taking revenge. Lynch calls Kane to Shanghai to help him out with an arms deal, they stop off to handle just a bit of business and things go wrong as they are wont to do. It seems to occur in some nebulous place between the two endings of the first game where Kane helped his associates but his daughter didn't die (apparently even the devs realized those endings sucked). But let's take this piece by piece before this turns into a rambling mess of a review.Дog Days picks up a few years after the events of the first game. On basically every level Kane and Lynch 2 manages to fail. That somewhat interesting story is replaced by something of a retread of the first games story mixed with a really bad camera. In its place are some running battles with gangs, running battles with police and then running battles with military. Gone are the interesting set pieces, gone is the delicate balance between the guns and gone is the very well done difficulty. So obviously the solution to creating a sequel is to throw out all of that. Even the Fragile Alliance, while praiseworthy for trying something different eventually got a little too repetitive and bland. The main weakness of the gameplay itself was that some areas were unnecessarily difficult, such as any area with snipers, and a really terrible pair of endings made it a bit hard to love. It had solid gunplay, an interesting storyline and some incredible set pieces that Michael Mann would have been proud of. Controversies aside the game itself was a pretty damn good game. So far, in my time reviewing games, I have only had this happen a few times and none have given me quite so powerful an urge to just stop frigging playing like Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days.ДЄt the possible chance of making myself a pariah of the gaming community I'm going to man up and admit to something I like the first Kane and Lynch game. Playing through games like this becomes a bit of torture akin to having teeth pulled by a drunken dentist on the back of an ATV driving off-road. Oh sure I might not like a game that I'm playing but there are only a very rare few games that have made me never want to play them again. It's a rare day that I no longer want to play a video game.

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