Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexico

Introduced to me as "GTA in Mexico", Total Overdose turned out to be a very distinctive game. Yes, there are similarities with “The Great Auto Thief”, but only superficial. The cartoonish graphics don’t discourage the desire to play one bit, especially when you realize HOW hair-raising the action is in your hands. Don't let the change of heroes at the very beginning be alarming - the mechanics and gameplay are the same. And very soon we get control of a permanent protagonist - a charismatic and reckless young guy who fits very harmoniously into all the vicissitudes of the Mexican city on the border with the United States. And yes - with cacti, sombreros, tequila and “Day of the Dead”! The plot may not be the strongest component of the game, but you can follow the events, and there is more… Read full

A challenging shooter, similar to Max Payne, but with a greater degree of madness. It was just a little vaguely reminiscent of Miami hotlines. Again, like in many GTA clones, there is nothing special to do in the game in free play, it’s worth going through just for the challenging tracks and reprisals against NPCs , a lot of banter on Mexican topics. Again, the plot is good, but after completing the game there is nothing to do.