Hong Kong action cop movie meets open world game, Sleeping Dogs is a surprisingly deep and thoroughly entertaining release. Have you ever played a game that's perhaps a little flawed, but you just don't care. Maybe its storyline is predictable, or there are plot holes, but it doesn't matter.

Pretty much said it above. It's okay. Just would be nice if they'd give us more to do after we have beat it a couple times already. Seem more fun if you haven't and you get these little packs to make things fun.

2 out of 3 the styles look cool

1 of the styles just looks poor; This game could actually use an expansion pack giving us more to do; Those of us that beat the game long ago and just getting little bonus's at 2 bucks a pop, only entertains us for so long

This game is based on being an undercover cop and infiltrating the Triads. In this type of game you would expect to have to balance the trust of either of the two sides, but this doesn't happen the story plays out and doesn't really give the option of favouring either side.

Firstly, Wow. What a great game! Fantastic storylines, lots to do, good fun, easy to pick up from where you left off and intuitive controls. Bought while on sale from Steam - GREAT value for what I paid! The main character is well thought out, with customisable clothes and accessories.

Fun; good plot

A little gory in places

Sleeping Dogs is a game that almost did not come to fruition. Originally to be published by Activision under their ‘True Crime" series, Activision decided to pull the plug on the title as they did not believe it was capable of competing in the open-world action game market (read: Grand Theft Auto...

It's the year 2013, and there's no shortage of third-person open-world action games to choose from. It's a genre some say was perfected years ago with PS2-era Grand Theft Auto games. So how does a game with a rocky past, at least three name changes, and a major development shift stand a chance?

Set in the high underworld drama, the Sleeping Dogs PC Game would make sure that it keeps you on your heels till the finish of the game. You will have to use your intense gunfights, martial arts and resort to brutal take downs to prevent up blowing up your cover.

As the title says its a great game, just a bit short story line wise. The best thing about it is the hand to hand combat. They need to release an add-on to make use of the combat more effectively but apart from that its a great game.

I might be on my way to a robbery that might involve more violence than a small war but, as an undercover cop, my character Wei Shen cannot afford to do anything to assault the community he is serving, like hitting a pedestrian or using the wrong lane.

+ Hand-to-hand combat; + Some character development; + Hong Kong as a character

- Driving; - Main plot progression; - Lacks originality

Much like the Hong Kong cinema it lovingly recreates, Sleeping Dogs adheres vehemently to genre. Instead of trying to reinvent the open-world game, United Front's once-troubled tale sits squarely inside the city limits defined by Grand Theft Auto, happy to cultivate memorable moments on and around...