IGN Spain - Álex Pareja - Spanish - 8 / 10įantastic mafia management game with a good combat system. The organized crime theme is, as always, interesting, but it could have been developed better: as it is, Empire of Sin looks more like XCOM-lite with gangsters than a true mafia simulator. IGN Italy - Claudio Chianese - Italian - 7 / 10Įmpire of Sin isn't a bad game, just a simple game, not deep enough to catch the attention of the genre's veterans. It’s pretty much an indie project, or perhaps “double-A,” compared to other games that are more polished but have hundreds of developers - or even more - working on them. For a game of its ambition, that seems like a small team. But Romero Games pulled this project off with a team of just 30 people. Bugs and a lack of combat speed or automation options can grind its pace to a halt, but it does a stellar job of putting the player in the mindset of a mob mastermind (or a gun-toting buffoon) with streamlined speakeasy management.Įmpire of Sin brings X-COM-style combat and in-depth strategy to 1920s Chicago in a package with tons of great ideas, but a lack of real focus.Įurogamer - Robert Purchese - RecommendedĪ charismatic and enjoyable gangster sim that gets a bit bogged down in admin.Įmpire of Sin has its bugs and some rough cinematic moments. Though the foundation is laid for a great game with excellent presentation, style, and robust gameplay systems, the horrid user interface and vast number of bugs and glitches keep Empire of Sin from being a great game.ĭigital Trends - Giovanni Colantonio - BuyĮmpire of Sin delivers a clever, genre-melding experience that perfectly marries the world of 1920s organized crime with strategy gameplay. With the 1920s and prohibition as a scenario, Romero games allows us to create our criminal empire in a fairly simple and addictive game, but at the same time deep in its gameplay and mechanics.Ĭultured Vultures - Maxim Klose-Ivanov - 6 / 10 War can be engaged in again but I do not believe this fixes the bug.33bits - Rubén Rionegro - Spanish - 80 / 100Įmpire of Sin offers a long and varied game that mixes management, strategy and tactical role with great success.
This locks out certain actions such as trade, buy out, and business arrangments. This seems to apply to all gangs (although in the playthrough I had engaged in war with every gang at least once). Is there anything else you think could help us identify/replicate the issue?ĭespite not being hostile towards the player or exhibiting any war-specific behaviors, the game still treats diplomacy actions as if the player is still at war with an enemy gang.
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Please explain how to reproduce the issueĮngaging in a war against a gang (or multiple at once) and then engaging in a truce should replicate this problem, although it may only work while playing as the outfit or may be due to quick resume on Xbox consoles. Furthermore, said gangs opinion of the player character cannot be raised above -500, although actions that would raise it can be preformed, these have no affect on their opinion When playing as Alphosone Capone, I experienced a bug where the game believed that I was still at war with any opposing gang I had previously been at war with, despite having declared a truce, preventing actions such as ‘buy out’ from being preformed. Please explain the issue you experienced in the most condensed way possible Have you tried verifying your game files (Steam only)? Short summary of your issue Game believes I am still at war with opposing gangs after a truce has been declared, and opposing gang’s opinions of the player cannot be raised above -500
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