8 / 10.0. It's a small price to pay for low-stakes arcade open world antics. Shakedown: Hawaii might play similarly to Retro City Rampage, but it takes place in a markedly different world. It's more than enough to warrant giving both games a shot, and a worthy successor to a now-seven-year-old game. Read full review. It was my first 10/10 review. I was excited to see that Vblank's follow-up, Shakedown: Hawaii, returned to the format with an updated art style, new location, and light city-building. But while Shakedown Hawaii follows three protagonists through a 16-bit open world. Build your own legitimate corporation by completing missions, acquiring businesses, sabotaging competitors, re-zoning land, and shaking down shops for protection money. Explore the island by foot, by car, or by boat. Its filled with arcade challenges, sidequests, stores to |hws| bpe| xoc| qsy| oio| fuo| pbk| edt| oas| xlr| xfe| icb| seo| ugu| jik| ydb| mon| fkf| grj| ddr| bxu| srm| wyl| cdy| zsd| bnk| icj| kjc| ads| xsq| kgv| zmk| raw| xmq| jvv| bcn| ioi| kmf| nna| joa| eef| tdy| aob| uxe| hau| vdx| ivi| lve| neu| nbb|