Dead to Rights: Retribution

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Introducing an innovative hybrid combat system, Dead to Rights: Retribution puts the full combat potential of a highly trained, highly agitated law-enforcement officer into players' hands. Use your sidearm to pick off enemies from a distance, take cover and blind-fire with the game’s new ranged combat mechanics, or push the issue by taking human shields, stealing weapons with special disarm moves …

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

84%

Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

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The guide is very helpful, providing essential information on gun locations, enemy spawns, and collectibles, making it valuable for completionists.
The gameplay combines TPS and fighting game elements, offering a unique and enjoyable experience with simple controls.
Playing as the dog, Shadow, adds a fun and interesting dynamic to the game, with engaging stealth mechanics and adorable animations.

The story is considered weak and unoriginal, often feeling like a rehash of previous titles.
Graphics and AI are subpar, detracting from the overall experience and making gameplay feel repetitive.
The game lacks significant individuality, often being described as a standard, cookie-cutter title with little innovation.

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The story has been criticized for being simplistic and poorly developed, with users noting a lack of depth and coherence. Additionally, the AI and health system are seen as arbitrary, further detracting from the overall narrative experience.
- “The story is super dumb, and the AI is terrible, making the experience frustrating.”
- “The narrative feels disjointed and lacks depth, leaving players unsatisfied.”
- “The plot is predictable and uninspired, failing to engage the audience.”