#CHICAGO 1930 SERIE SERIES#

However within minutes I realized there where going to be very few 'treats'. On paper it sounds a rather nice idea and even from the screenshots you think you could be in for a treat. Depending on who you change the game's focus is different - the FBI are hell bent on cleaning up the city whilst the mafia boys use every trick to make it dirtier. It's a strategy/puzzle game in which you can choose sides and play as the brave FBI agent (Elliot Ness in all but name) or the local mafia. It was also a time of the mafia, police corruption and FBI agents trying to get their men. I know next to nothing about 1930s Chicago, other than it was a time of prohibition and it was harder to get a drink.

Players can command the Mob forces, to use violent attacks and gradually take over an entire section of the city, or the FBI agents, whose missions often involve adventure-puzzle solving at the scenes of the crimes. A new feature in Chicago 1930 lets players set the game in 'slow motion,' allowing them time to assign precise, complex orders when needed.

#CHICAGO 1930 SERIE SERIES#

Controlling a small squad of five characters, players must devise and execute tactics in a well-paced real-time flow, in order to accomplish a series of interdependent objectives on each level. Like the developer's Desperados: Wanted Dead or Alive and Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood, this game presents RPG-style missions in a real-time strategy context. In Chicago 1930, Spellbound Interactive presents a duo of tactical action-adventures through Prohibition-era Mafia mythology.

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