The Getaway: Black Monday

The Getaway: Black Monday

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OpenCritic

Fair

63

IGDB

70FAIR

OpenCritic Score

46
Reviews
31%
Recommend
68
Top Critics Avg

Score Distribution

90-100
1
80-89
3
70-79
6
60-69
8
50-59
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<50
0

"The inspiration behind Black The Fall should be enough to draw an audience. The problem is, if you were judging the game with no prior knowledge or understanding of communism, you may not enjoy it as much as someone who is informed about the themes dealt with – as obscure as the interpretation may be at times.The visual narrative throughout is all that's offered to help understand the game's universe; fortunately it does a satisfactory job shaping the world. The puzzle elements are not groundbreaking, but when mixed with the platforming provide a rewarding experience that is similar to the likes of LIMBO. The major blemish is the performance and reduced visuals. The sluggish performance ultimately makes this a far less enjoyable game to play on the Switch, and the below average visuals can make it tricky to distinguish what is going on at times. If you think you can tolerate this, what is on offer is a relatively short-lived title that will make you think in more ways than one."

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The Getaway: Black Monday casts you as two characters tangled in a violent London underworld. Play as a cop navigating corruption and gang wars or a boxer fleeing a botched heist. The story unfolds over 48 hours with shifting perspectives as both characters clash with crooked officials and deadly gangs. Driving, shooting, and stealth missions dominate gameplay. Fast car chases and shootouts define the pacing while dialogue choices affect outcomes. The game stands out for its gritty narrative and split-screen storytelling. Community reviews highlight the tense atmosphere and interconnected character arcs though some note dated graphics by today's standards. With branching paths and a focus on moral dilemmas it offers replayability. Players often mention the adrenaline-fueled finale as a standout moment. Released in 2004 it remains a solid action thriller with a focus on cinematic set pieces and split-second decisions.

Game Modes

Single player

IGDB Rating

63.3

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