Heist Force

Asset flipped trash. There's no AI, and the levels are just randomly generated boxes. It takes like 80 shots to kill a single enemy. I had the misfortune of buying this for $10 on Switch which unfortunately doesn't let you review games, so I bought / refunded it here so that I could leave a review. Thanks Steam!

Easy mission is too hard. enemys are too strong to beat with just a pistol.

Despite the repetitiveness that sets in after a few stages, this shooter will provide you with a couple hours of fun. And then you'll never pick it up again because it's not rewarding. The controls are typical and work excellent on both a keyboard and a gamepad. Your character can shoot, sprint and roll to dodge fire. The last two actions use stamina, but that's never a problem since it quickly replenishes if you remain still for a brief period of time. Anyone can pick up and play the game because there are no gadgets or mechanics you need to be concerned about. Since there is no story, you might as well start playing straight away. You take on the role of an anonymous robber who must break into the bank, kill all the guards, locate the key, and steal the entire vault's worth of money. From the first stage all the way to the finish, you are guided by the same goals. Procedurally generated stages and need to be played in order. If you fail the mission or don’t grab enough cash, the next stage will remain locked. There’s no time limit or restriction. Depending on the chosen difficulty, the amount of money you need to steal changes. You’ll also have to deal with tougher enemies. But that still doesn’t mean you need to steal everything. A single star out of three is enough. The odd design choice is that each level of difficulty has its own progress, so even if you complete a level on hard, the easy and medium levels will remain locked. Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of variety across the stages. In fact, they all share the same look. Even if the layout and enemy placement are random, they are all built from the same assets. The majority of the stage is made up of columns and hallways. If you're fortunate, there may be carpet on the floor and plants stashed along the walls. These locations are incredibly dull and empty. You might spot several offices that give the stage some depth. Nothing else in the game may be destroyed besides office windows. Every item will remain in its proper place once you've stopped the chaos. And the last room is the vault. Although you might find a few dollars on enemies or just lying around in the office, the vault is where you will definitely hit the stage requirement. A slight annoyance is that you need to press a key for every separate bundle of cash. Plus, you need to approach it from the right side. Standing in your path are brainless enemies. They will unload everything they have once they spot you, but it’s possible to take them out from a distance before they even realize what’s going on. They don’t care about gunshots or that someone is killing them from across the hallway. You can use the stolen money to purchase more weapons even though your beginning handgun, despite its terrible accuracy, is already adequate for the job. And you should probably do that as soon as you can afford it. The thing is that your skills with shooter games don’t matter. Everything is based on random accuracy because you might aim right at the enemy and still miss every shot. Achievements force you through extensive grind and are not worth it even if you're an achievement hunter. It gets slightly more bearable after you buy the best weapon, but you'll still need to beat more than a hundred rounds of the same mission. Masks are also available, but these don’t do anything. It's a wasted opportunity because they could come with perks, such as auto-collect money or cash multiplier.

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It's no Payday 2.... but it's still fun