Gangster iv - Mafia Crime City

This is a good game and all, but how the heck did you manage to get skins? They look identical to the game members in GTA San Andreas

If you ever wondered what would happen if someone tried to recreate Grand Theft Auto using broken toaster software and vibes alone, look no further than Gangster 4 — a crime sim so embarrassingly bad, it makes mobile ads look like Oscar-winning trailers. From the moment you boot it up, you’re greeted with a title screen that looks like it was made in Microsoft Paint by a sleep-deprived cousin who once heard about Photoshop. And the game only goes downhill from there. Gameplay: Imagine GTA, but remove everything that makes it fun, smooth, or logical. Driving in Gangster 4 feels like piloting a shopping cart with four wobbly wheels through molasses. Every car handles like it's made of air and regret. Pedestrians randomly T-pose into the sky, cops chase you for blinking too hard, and your own gang members occasionally just explode for no reason. Graphics: This game somehow manages to be worse than GTA III — and that came out in 2001. Textures pop in like they're shy. The main character looks like a mannequin from a low-budget haunted house, and shadows are optional, apparently. Cars float, people clip through the ground, and the city looks like it was built entirely from leftover SimCity tiles. Voice Acting & Story: The voice acting is legendary — not in a good way, but in the “I think they used a free text-to-speech generator” way. The story is so incoherent, I swear it was written by an AI trained on fortune cookies and bad rap lyrics. Your mission? Something about becoming the top gangster by...delivering milk? Punching grandmas? It's unclear, and honestly, it doesn’t matter. Bugs: There are so many glitches, it’s hard to tell where the bugs end and the features begin. I once fell through the map just by standing still. A helicopter spawned inside a building. My character moonwalked up a wall and got stuck doing a jittery dab for five real-world minutes. Final Verdict: Gangster 4 isn’t just a rip-off — it’s daylight robbery. This game plays like someone watched a 5-minute GTA YouTube clip and said, “Yeah, I can make that. In a weekend. Drunk.” It’s the kind of game you’d find in the back of a shady flea market next to bootleg anime DVDs and mystery USB sticks. Final Score: 0.5 out of 10 – Half a point for ambition. Minus several million for execution. Want me to turn this into a video script or Steam review format?

I thought I was gonna look like the pics but no it’s it not.