Money Theft

At first, I noticed the game's large (16GB+), strange. That's a lot for this type of game. When I started, I noticed a lot of frame drops, so I was sure that the game wasn't well optimized. The main objective of the game is to find the money bags. It's not very interesting, but it's worse than it seems. The levels are huge and there are no directional buttons, maps, or compasses. The bugs are similar to those in other games, with floating assets. Overall, the game's most negative point is that it's boring.

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Money Theft is a third—person action game where the player controls a gangster who survives in a world full of zombies and soldiers. His goal is to destroy enemies and collect bags of money in five different cities. The character has firearms at his disposal, as well as conventional and armored vehicles with limited fuel reserves. The enemies are divided into regular zombies, super zombies and armed soldiers, which adds variety to the battles. The locations are large, but sometimes monotonous, and the gameplay is more focused on combat mechanics than on exploring the world. The game is suitable for those who like simple action movies without a complicated plot. However, the lack of depth and well-developed mechanics can quickly make it monotonous.