Party of Sin Reviews

All that can be said for this product is that it is irredeemably generic and deservedly momentary. Each level can be completed without using all of the swappable characters to the point where the designers forcefully tore at levels' seams to scatter character-bound utilities in an attempt to stimulate players to think, or more appropriately, stay awake. Oftentimes, the levels are designed so carelessly that the A.I. will often get stuck on terrain or have their pathfinding apparently looping between getting on the same level as the player and finding stable ground. And the graphics, being on the same level as, PlayStation Vita, will have players looking at the dryest, low-resolution textures and sceneries. If [i]Party of Sin[/i] were any more underwhelming and lamebrained, it would be an informal sleep apnea.