Constantine Scores

About

Constantine Scores is a single player action game. It was developed by Kyrios and was released on January 13, 2025. It received positive reviews from players.

Constantine Scores is a single-player heisting first-person shooter. Set in the Year 2375, you work as a freelance agent, handling contracts for the United Earth Federation. As a mercenary, you fight against three factions in short contracts or randomized campaigns. Sent alone you must complete the objectives given to you by the director. With a contractor to help guide you in your missions. Up…

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player

Skip User Reviews

89%

Audience ScoreBased on 38 reviews

graphics3 positive mentions

Offers a solid Payday-style heist gameplay with challenging AI and a variety of missions and weapons.
Features a cyberpunk/sci-fi theme with a unique atmosphere and enjoyable combat pace.
Free to play with lots of content, continuous updates, and strong potential for replayability.

Singleplayer experience feels repetitive and sometimes like a horde survival game rather than strategic heists.
Lacks multiplayer mode, which is highly desired by the community.
UI and some gameplay mechanics need polish; some heist objectives can feel monotonous or tedious.

story
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
72%
14%
The story in this game offers a solid yet repetitive mission structure with 14 missions and a random campaign mode, providing a complete but somewhat limited narrative experience. While gameplay variety within missions is currently lacking, future updates show promise in diversifying objectives and rewarding campaign play. Despite its simplicity and early access status, the story manages to keep players engaged through progression and upgrades.
- “This indie game, with barebone UI, simple graphics and sounds, kept me hooked until the end of the last mission.”
- “14 missions, the ability to run a random campaign of 3 to 5 random missions, with a difficulty setting that increases the amount/value of the loot you will find, makes it feel rewarding as you progress and get better gear and handle the tougher missions.”
- “You will start out with basic weapons and tools, but due to the game being a strictly single player experience, your kit comes with a variety of abilities that honestly really make you feel like a one man army or supersoldier to take these missions on.”
- “On average, missions go like this: you arrive, often able to walk through some areas as a "civilian" to get your bearings on the location. Then, the moment you pull out your guns, every guard present knows your location. You have to complete some objectives, too many of which involve triggering a thing and waiting for a timer to count down, sometimes approaching again to re-enable it before moving on.”
- “It's a pleasantly complete experience for an early access freebie, but it desperately begs for ways to actually diversify the gameplay. There's definitely potential, and hopefully it will be revealed in time. For now, starting with the first mission, you'll see everything there is in the game, pretty much, with just better stats adding up to guns and more steps to missions.”
- “There are 14 missions with the ability to run a random campaign of 3 to 5 missions and a difficulty setting that increases loot value, making progression feel rewarding. However, the issue arises when aiming to max out the operator rank (level 30) which grants buffs: the latter missions give more cash but with a few extra, longer steps. This leads to repeatedly playing the same missions to optimize cash intake, which becomes tedious due to limited variety and length.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
The gameplay offers a solid, Payday 2-inspired heist experience with a cyberpunk retro aesthetic and smooth mechanics, featuring varied tasks and competent enemies. However, it currently feels somewhat simplistic and repetitive, lacking sufficient diversity or progression, though it shows promising potential for future depth and replayability.
- “It's got the gameplay loop of Payday 2 with a chunky cyberpunk-themed retro aesthetic and basically infinite replayability.”
- “The gameplay is good, the tasks are varied, the heists/levels vary, and the enemies are actually quite competent in taking you down if you don't know how to deal with them.”
- “Gameplay is smooth with very nicely designed levels and overall I like the whole graphic design (except UI).”
- “It tries to distill the heist FPS gameplay to its base, and I feel like it makes it a bit too simple.”
- “It's a pleasantly complete experience for an early access freebie, but it desperately begs for ways to actually diversify the gameplay. There's definitely potential, but as of now, starting with the first mission you'll see pretty much everything in the game, just with better stats and more mission steps.”
- “The bonus does not have to be much either; maybe a +10% for a 3-day, a +20% for a 4-day, then a +30% bonus for a 5-day campaign that would stack on top of the difficulty and your operator boost, which would motivate me to play that mode and mix up my gameplay a bit.”
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
50%
The graphics are generally simple and somewhat basic, with a retro cyberpunk aesthetic and barebone UI that some find mediocre. However, the well-designed levels and overall graphic style contribute positively to the gameplay experience, keeping players engaged despite the minimal visuals.
- “It's got the gameplay loop of Payday 2 with a chunky cyberpunk-themed retro aesthetic and basically infinite replayability.”
- “This indie game, with barebone UI, simple graphics and sounds, kept me hooked until the end of the last mission.”
- “Gameplay is smooth with very nicely designed levels and overall I like the whole graphic design (except UI).”
- “Despite very mediocre graphics, it actually plays quite well.”
- “This indie game, with barebone UI, simple graphics, and sounds, kept me hooked until the end of the last mission.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game offers a compelling gameplay loop similar to Payday 2, enhanced by a chunky cyberpunk retro aesthetic, resulting in virtually unlimited replayability.
- “It's got the gameplay loop of Payday 2 with a chunky cyberpunk-themed retro aesthetic and basically infinite replayability.”