Boiling Point: Road to Hell Reviews

This is a open world game from 2005 where you play as an American veteran who's quest takes him to Realia (a fictional South American country inspired in Bolivia) to search and rescue his missing daughter. Game has different factions you can befriend so they can aid you in your investigation. While the story is not quite a masterpiece and there are a few flaws in how it progresses, this game hold a lot of charm in their universe and its game-play. Considering the game is $10 USD and you can even find it cheaper on sale, I would say its content makes it worth it's price, as it truly delivers hours of entertainment. While the game does not have the best execution in story telling, it does deliver a very interesting concept that can still keep you engaged, as well as a very fun gameplay. The game has a lot of bugs, so I highly recommend downloading the Unofficial Patch from the user Wesp5 to fix it. I played the game both with and without the patch, and I can say it it is worth installing before your first run to save you some frustration of potentially game breaking events. I do also advise to save you game frequently. PROS: - Game is really cheap and has a lot of content. - Graphics are good (considering it is a game from 2005) - Open world game with a huge map to explore. - A lot of missions and choices you can make on how to progress with the story. - Different types of vehicles, weapons, and gear that allow you to develop your own strategy. - A lot of different interactions you can have with the different factions in the game. CONS: - Game has a lot of bugs, some being game breaking. - Execution of the story telling could use some work. - Audio issues with some sound effects and voice acting. - Difficulty progression is rather inconsistent.