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• gamedeal user

  May 17, 2022

  Good game, terrible DLC. High Crimes features 4 new levels and no new playable characters. For a DLC that costs 50% of the main game's price, this is a major disappointment. All of the levels feature unique gameplay mechanics, but put too much emphasis on them, severely punishing experienced players who have learned to use chaos to their advantage. The dogs in the first level never get distracted by dead bodies, forcing the player to avoid them and play in a slow, boring fashion. The first, third and especially fourth level are way too open, making it hard to pick off lone targets. The levels also disable local coop and the Policeman character due to lazy coding. I would refund it if I could.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 10, 2016

  The DLC is a fantastic addition to the game. It adds a bunch of new mechanics and gameplay. Although it had a rough start with the bugs, the developers are on top of the game, making sure that the game works as intended. With all of the updates and tweaks that the developers rolled out, it really fixed the game, so the bugs listed before are pretty much gone. But as for the DLC itself, each stage introduces something new. Large maps, new missions, and a new story really change the way the game was meant to be played. Previous review: (This dlc throws a lot of new mechanics at you, and its neat. Now if only it weren't as buggy as it is, this would get a positive rating. I can't enter any shortcuts, the game keeps me at the end stats when complete a stage. It's really difficult to play with all the bugs. However, if they were fixed, it would be a cool dlc, since it completely changes the game with the new stuff it throws at you)
• gamedeal user

  Nov 11, 2016

  When I originally posted this the boss on level 4 for virtually impossible to beat. RNG for where he moved and how fast he fired, with barely any warning for when he would. Not a day later, the Devs do a patch and ask me to try again. Now. Party Hard isn't built for bosses. Being one shot killed kind of doesn't flow well together with it. Thanks to the update they have done, the boss is now somewhat more reliable to beat. More warning for when he's about to fire, and a bit more time between shots, these two little things make a huge difference. So I'm turning my review from thumbs down to thumbs up. I don't like the boss fight, but with devs this willing to make changes and so quickly, that's exactly the type of people you should want to support. People willing to interact with their community. That's the reason I bought the dlc in the first place. To support these guys, and this small little update, only reassures my mindset. Original Review: I bought this dlc mostly to support the devs. It adds some new mechanics and things which are nice. But the boss fight it adds to the 4th level is absolutely terrible. Relying on RNG completely to be able to beat it. (I could not beat it after an hour of trying.) Worth it if you want to support the game, but if you want better content, wait until the Party Hard Tycoon.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 11, 2016

  Chances are you've come here after fully completing the main game. Expect a difficulty spike. Excellent new content, a great challenge with interesting and inventive mechanics.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 12, 2016

  It's totally worth the every penny! The story in this one is much better than the main game and game mechanics... Oh my... They are GREAT! The changes they made with this DLC turns this game into a fun game instead of a repetitive and boring one. Especially after playing all those repetitive levels in main game. Plot is really interesting, deep and mechanics are really different from the main game. I'd recommend this to everyone who wants to experience a better Party Hard!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 12, 2016

  This DLC was unplayable at launch because of bugs and poor level design. Now it's just fun. The devs were very responsive and fixed most of the problems (and the worst of the problems). I'm leaving them here crossed out so you can see what was fixed. Bad design: * The first level introduces a new mechanic, where you have to collect money to buy dog food to disable otherwise unkillable dogs. Unfortunately, this is also the trap button and (more importantly) the enter shortcut button, which means if you kill people by stairs who have money, you're more likely to take the stairs than get the money. [strike]* New hiding places have been added that function like shortcuts. They have the exact same icon as shortcuts and there's no visual clue that you haven't gone anywhere. (It's more obvious in the second level than in the first.)[/strike] * Dialing into a phone does not have an effect in any level. [strike]* Gangsters in level 3 look very similar to normal NPCs.[/strike] Bugs: [strike]* If a cop is chasing you but he is killed by a trap, you are paralyzed and can't move until you restart the game.[/strike] * If a cop is chasing you he may no longer set off the gumball trap (level 4 rooftop). [strike]* The game minimizes itself at random. The game does not pause while minimized. After running a stopwatch app while playing the game, I've determined this typically happens roughly every 7 minutes and a few seconds (with one outlier at 6m30s and one at 2m48s)[/strike] [strike]* You now set off some proximity traps you did not used to.[/strike] The good: * All of the new levels introduce new gameplay * I actually liked the boss fight * Most of the new mechanics/puzzles are easy to adjust to. * New music on every level. * Like the original, when you're not being screwed over by bugs, the game is really fun. * Devs are very responsive to problems.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 20, 2016

  The High Crimes DLC is pretty much a splendid and fun continuation of the Party Hard of the original game and could be considered a mini sequel of the base game and this time with a brand no approach to the game that still keeps that Party Hard Genocide fun intact. The new DLC aims to capture what made Party Hard fun and challenging while mixing it up with a style of play. Ghetto still keeps the theme of Kill them all but its not the main goal at all. Rather, the goal is to kill people to get money so you can lure away the guard dogs protecting the drug dealer so you can in turn kill him. Police Department is dedicated stealth. Hide in cabinets to watch the police patrol patterns while you find all the keys to get to the Police Chief. Porno is the return of Kill them all style but this time with a new item to use and boy are you going to need it with the amount of open areas and crowded people in this map. I mean, there is SWAT, FBI, Camera Guards, and even a Military Guard, all of which will kick you ass to hell and back if you don't deal with them cleverly. So make sure to take it nice and slow when you play, don't want to ruin a near perfect run. Lastly is High Crime, a mix bag of dedicated stealth, kill them all, a puzzle section, and a boss fight. A fucking boss fight. In a stealth game. Sign me up. While there isn't as much bright neon colors and 80's esque feels to it, this perfectly reflects the story considering that the city is corrupted with a police force that seems to encourage crime and not care to take care of any problems anymore which is mostly likely an effect of the Party Hard Killers toll in the base game. The music this time around however, is definitly a step up from the base game with tracks that fit each level perfectly. High Crimes may have a few flaws at launch, but Pinokl Games is hard at work fixing any and all bugs as quick as they can while also offering some new content such as a local Multiplayer and a new character, coming soon. Personally, the only flaw with High Crimes might be the price. With only 4 levels for 4.99 USD, that may seem a bit steep for some but a challenging game really makes it all feel worthwhile. I also see the price as being a way to support the devs who care alot about their product and want to see become great as they keep bug fixing the game while adding new content here and there WHILE working on Party Hard Tycoon, a spin off game and maybe even Party Hard 2. Either way, High Crimes is a definite improvment over the base came by mixing up the gameplay here and there to provide a fun, challenging, and groovy experience.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 8, 2017

  1. Ignore the people crying about the DLC being too hard - they're just crap. The 'dog level' took me 2 attempts and 10 minutes to finish. 2. I enjoyed the different mechanics in the DLC - was a nice change and added to the original. 3. It is a little clunky in some areas but not game breaking. 4. $5 is a bit steep for what you get. 4 levels that wil take you maybe 30 minutes seems a bit short for a DLC Overall, not bad. If you enjoyed the original, you'll probably enjoy the DLC - as long as you understand what you're getting for the money.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 23, 2017

  Going to try to keep this short and sweet, otherwise I'll spend hours talking about how good this DLC was. Don't get me wrong, the base game is fantastic, but this is closer to what I first pictured when I'd bought the game. The maps are enormous compared to the base game, almost like Dark Castle. Every map scrolls, there's several rooms rather than one big open space, and the last stage is big enough to have [i]three[/i] floors. There's several new systems added, from guns to cameras to even [spoiler]a boss fight[/spoiler]. The last stage features a puzzle as well, which was incredibly fun to work through. In case anyone cringed at the word 'gun' like I did, there's no need to worry- It's used as a one-stage novelty, keeping the game from being too easy. Speaking of 'too easy', this is hardly a complaint, but be ready for a challenge. It took me nearly a week to beat all four stages playing as the Ninja, I don't even want to imagine trying to play it as Darius. Story-wise, while the cutscenes did feature better voice acting and animations, the plot seemed a bit rushed, and never really went over what exactly happened to [spoiler]Darius and John West[/spoiler] over the past 10 years. Don't expect any questions to be answered, and especially don't be surprised if you leave with even more questions than you started out with. All in all, I'd get this if you liked the original game, but wanted to see it fleshed out a little more. It was a lot of fun, and I appreciate the extra effort that went into it.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2017

  This is a pretty decent DLC. You got 4 new missions, this time with varying objectives (rather than the usual "kill everyone") and unique features in each mission (like in the hostage mission where you got a cop - who can shoot people - as your "sidekick"). I like the uniqueness in each mission, as it gives you different kind of gameplay mechanics. I wish there were more unique missions like these though, as with only 4 missions, it feels rather short. I beat this in about 4 hours. IMO you should get this if it's in discount.