{"id":62521,"date":"2015-10-02T07:56:48","date_gmt":"2015-10-02T07:56:48","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/6toplists.com\/?p=62521"},"modified":"2015-12-08T11:08:04","modified_gmt":"2015-12-08T11:08:04","slug":"6-random-great-games-6th-4th-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/6toplists.com\/?p=62521","title":{"rendered":"6 Random Great Games 6th-4th"},"content":{"rendered":"

6. Total Overdose<\/h2>\n

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In Total Overdose you play as the brother of a DEA agent that screwed up an operation<\/strong> due to his huge ego. Taking place near the Mexican border, you work as an undercover agent<\/strong> for your brother, infiltrating one of the biggest drug cartels. Only that your brother quite overestimated you. Instead of actually being calm and quiet, you are the Daredevil with the guns.<\/p>\n

Gameplay<\/h3>\n

The city is split into 6 parts<\/strong> with a few other places in Mexico and US achievable only through the main missions. With Grand Theft Auto<\/a> clearly used as a muse considering all the driving and shooting in the various town\u2019s neighborhoods, the game still manages to follow it\u2019s on extremely destructive<\/strong> path with jumping from a moving vehicle, wall running with a rocket launcher in arms and doing all sorts of stunts with all sorts of guns. The possibility of dual-wielding the guns making everything more explosive and deadly.<\/p>\n

Besides the main missions, you have the possibility to do side missions<\/strong> that consist in challenges, races and takeouts. Each mission has a 3-stage reward system where the greater the score, the greater the reward. Reaching the maximum score would earn you the rewards from all 3 stages.<\/p>\n

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Weapons and features<\/h3>\n

The weapons<\/a> are rather conventional, starting with lots of white weapons<\/strong> like knives, shovels, and so on, to grenades, molotovs, ak\u2019s, rocket and grenade launchers, etc etc. As many old games and even most of the new ones you can stick all the weapons<\/strong> up your butt and take them out from there whenever you need them without having to search through there, but there are some good news: The ammo<\/strong> you can take for each weapon is limited<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Besides the conventional weapons you have some rather unconventional pick-ups<\/strong>. For example you can go all Desperados<\/a> and take out of nowhere 2 miniguns masked into guitar cases and shoot everyone in front of you, though this will render you unable to run or perform any stunt. Or you can choose to call 2 Luchadores and kick the butts of anyone<\/strong> that upsets you. Such pick-ups can be received by doing large kill combos. Executing different kill styles also increases the score<\/strong> that will be \u2018judged\u2019 at the end of the mission. And yes, if are there any curious people: You can go all swag and execute 720noscopekills (but without a sniper), and yes, it counts to the score as a separate kill style, so basically the score depends completely on your skill.<\/p>\n

\"DesperadosThe aiming system is mainly based on where you target<\/strong> with your crosshair, but upon executing kill moves you can make the game auto-aim an enemy by holding the right click pressed for a second, followed by a fast left-click once the target is acquired. The combo system also rewards the player with Mexican music<\/a>. Starting with a simple instrumental tune at 3 kills, turning into a complete musical band tune<\/strong> when you reach 12 kills until the combo expires (information displayed on the radar)<\/p>\n

There are also lots of challenges<\/strong> scattered across the city. Bloody fights started by the \u2018Day of the Dead<\/a>\u2019 challenge or simple jumps that will give overall score points. The overall score points raises every score point<\/strong> gathered in missions or outside of them and when you reach a milestone target you can receive several rewards like blood, stamina and weapon pick-ups. By gathering a certain amount of said pick-ups you get either a total health\/stamina increase, dual-wield weapons or even have infinite ammo on some of them.<\/p>\n

One of the most important features<\/strong>, that I left it intentionally at the end since it is the most awesome is the rewind button<\/strong>. Whether you die, or do a wrong move, or a failed stunt or whatever other reason you can think of, you can turn back time for around 3-5 seconds, enough most of the time to correct the mistake<\/strong> and continue being awesome.<\/p>\n

All in all, Total Overdose is a worthy title with quite a few hours of crazed fun<\/strong> that I recommend it to all ages.<\/p>\n