This reminds me of Hotline Miami in good and bad ways. Like Hotline, the game is gorgoeus graphically and has a kicking soundtrack. Instead of playing the killer now you play the guy sent to clean up the evidence and bodies left behind by other killers.
But, inexplicably, you are trying to do this cleaning WHILE COPS ARE IN THE BUILDING.
And therein lies the problem for me. I was looking for a cross between Hotline Miami and Viscera Cleanup. But this is less about how well you clean something but instead how fast you can accomplish a bunch of requirements without being caught by vision cones. Annoyingly, if you do get caught you will lose ALL YOUR PROGRESS. No checkpoints within missions. Also every body and evidence item RANDOMLY PLACES when the mission restarts. Every single time. Strategy is pointless: it's more about frantic outrunning vision cones and cursing when you've collected all the bodies and evidence...and get caught cleaning up a puddle of blood.
There's real heart here, but for me the game just wasn't that fun.

Game stops at "3 stars to blow the horn". After one star there is no more icon for next game. Was great game till then.

Best Monopoly version out there! Works fine on macOS Mojave

I never played the originals so I don't know how the remastered version compares but I found the game to be highly enjoyable and a fun twist on the genre. I recommend it.

Similar to Limbo, this adventure is interesting from start to finish. Recommended especially if it's on offer.

Enjoyable but complex with a high learning curve. Highly recommend you play the tutorial first before jumping in. A few minor bugs, and it's VERY hard to win. I wish it was more customizable, but it's certainly playable multiple times.

Mass Transit was definitely lacking in the base game. While it is a bummer that you have to buy DLC to get functionality that should have been in the base game, this does improve on A LOT of assets and areas to help your city spread. On the flip side, it helps Paradox continue to support and grow the game.

I LOVE Dead Island, so much I was skeptical about getting Dying Light even though it was from the same company. A zombie RPG is fantastic fun but I didn't know how well it would work in a city versus a moody tropical island.
Now I've played it and Dying Light is like Dead Island on steroids. Everything good is still there (except the ability to throw weapons which I miss) but there are also additions which really make it all the more fun. The parkour system is incredible! If you've ever wanted to play 'the floor is lava' with zombies, this is your game.
You can know build and repair items anywhere, not just at repair stations. You can fight humans as well as zombies. There's more to explore, more to do, more people to meet. An excellent upgrade in graphics too with a lot of nifty lighting effects.
It takes a heft rig to run this game, but it's worth it.
The DLC is a little silly, but the main game is solid!

Well, the game's surely enjoyable with some nice new features, but the resolution issue is extremely annoying and takes away a lot of the fun: the game field is normal sized, however, dialog boxes and resource information are tiny and extremely hard to read. And I don't wear glasses. So you lose precious seconds trying to decipher objectives (some only appear once you have solved other objectives). I hope they fix this issue soon, high resolution screens won't go away. Other than that, it is a nice addition to the series and I look forward to more installments.

Excellent horror atmosphere. The puzzles are familiar if you've played any hidden object style graphic games, but it has a great spooky sensability to the artwork, music, and storyline.
The only real problem is this series concludes on a hard cliffhanger, and it's still not clear if they'll release a sequel.