One of my friends in high school introduced me to this game nearly 10 years ago now and it has been a favorite ever since, nothing like it really. Nice to see it get the love it deserves. Props on the video.
Great work! I just finished Sleeping Dogs for the first time yesterday after watching your combat video. It's unfortunate more games don't bother to balance subtle mechanics with functionality.
Just reinstalled sleeping dogs I got very far into the story on my first play through but I’m planing on replaying it from scratch this time because it’s been a couple years, plus I’ll also be using a keyboard and mouse this time
One of the best games ive played It several times, so sad to not have another one to play like that second Game they were going to do or just another story with wei shen changing the map so we can see a new world and Meet new people ir something, would be great
I think one of the most important things they got right was car handling. So many games I find frustrating due to floaty car handling which makes me go for fast travel more often. Sleeping Dogs though, smooth as butter
With all due respect, I didn't get the point of all these comparations in the beginning. Like, almost every feature mentioned (if not all) existed before *Sleeping Dogs* . I mean *Shenmue* for example, covers pretty much all (the rest could be dumped on *Vice City* or something like that) I have no DOG in this topic tbh, just genuinely didn't get it.
Firstly, I haven't played the games you mentioned. Most commenters are surprised to learn that I haven't played *every* game. Nevertheless, Sleeping Dogs impressed me by having way to interact with the city outside of combat. Something games today still struggle with. Take Cyberpunk 2077, for example. Remove combat & boxing (because apparently boxing has to be in all CDPR games now) and what is left to do in Night City? It may be a triumph of modeling but it's lifeless for interactivity. Guess I'll go shoot something. But 12 years ago, Sleeping Dogs made a city that let/required the player interact with it in ways most games today can't match. That was my point.
@MediaKitGaming Fair, it's just in my personal experience if you really like the game, you're naturally trying to find something similar. And it's not like those I mentioned are hidden gems. The industry sucks balls indeed tho, I've stopped trying to find anything (of course there is some good stuff, but I can't be bothered ) XD
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One of my friends in high school introduced me to this game nearly 10 years ago now and it has been a favorite ever since, nothing like it really. Nice to see it get the love it deserves. Props on the video.
Great work! I just finished Sleeping Dogs for the first time yesterday after watching your combat video.
It's unfortunate more games don't bother to balance subtle mechanics with functionality.
Just reinstalled sleeping dogs I got very far into the story on my first play through but I’m planing on replaying it from scratch this time because it’s been a couple years, plus I’ll also be using a keyboard and mouse this time
I remember you could go to a sink and clean yourself instead of just get magically cleaned after a battle
Huh! I don’t think I ever did that.
thanks so much for the amazing video. all game designers or aspiring devs should watch this. i hope you keep making videos. quality always catches on.
One of the best games ive played It several times, so sad to not have another one to play like that second Game they were going to do or just another story with wei shen changing the map so we can see a new world and Meet new people ir something, would be great
I think one of the most important things they got right was car handling. So many games I find frustrating due to floaty car handling which makes me go for fast travel more often. Sleeping Dogs though, smooth as butter
💯% Driving feels great. Honestly, most games get it right or pretty close. You know who doesn't? Cyberpunk 2077! Worst vehicle handling EVER!
only other game that did stuff like this, that i can think of, is ghost of tsushima.
It’s on my backlog. I look forward to playing it.
With all due respect, I didn't get the point of all these comparations in the beginning. Like, almost every feature mentioned (if not all) existed before *Sleeping Dogs* . I mean *Shenmue* for example, covers pretty much all (the rest could be dumped on *Vice City* or something like that)
I have no DOG in this topic tbh, just genuinely didn't get it.
Firstly, I haven't played the games you mentioned. Most commenters are surprised to learn that I haven't played *every* game. Nevertheless, Sleeping Dogs impressed me by having way to interact with the city outside of combat. Something games today still struggle with. Take Cyberpunk 2077, for example. Remove combat & boxing (because apparently boxing has to be in all CDPR games now) and what is left to do in Night City? It may be a triumph of modeling but it's lifeless for interactivity. Guess I'll go shoot something. But 12 years ago, Sleeping Dogs made a city that let/required the player interact with it in ways most games today can't match. That was my point.
@MediaKitGaming Fair, it's just in my personal experience if you really like the game, you're naturally trying to find something similar. And it's not like those I mentioned are hidden gems.
The industry sucks balls indeed tho, I've stopped trying to find anything (of course there is some good stuff, but I can't be bothered ) XD