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Shooter, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic52IGDB41
Inspired by the Italian crime flicks of the '70s revered by Quentin Tarantino, Milanoir is a pixel-packed action game set in the violent city of Milan. Come meet Piero, a convict suddenly released from prison looking for revenge over the man who framed him.
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Unpretentious, nostalgic, plot-driven and clear.
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GameSpaceWilliam MurphyMay 20188/10Overall Milanoir is an excellent entry into the genre and worth your time and money.
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PS4Blog.netJun 20188/10Milanoir is a fun game with a decent 1970s style story and a gritty pixel art style that fits the narrative. There's a lot of attention to detail in this one, and you'll feel as if each area you visit comes alive. The Mature nature of the game, with its violence, language and some scenes of a… different nature, means this one is not for everyone, but if you're over the age of 17, then you can take this one for a spin on PlayStation 4 to unwind after a long day.
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PS3Blog.netSep 201875/100Milanoir is a fun, and gritty take on the 1970s showcased in Italian crime movies, and the game does a great job at presenting this on Nintendo Switch. The gameplay is solid and entertaining, there's a nice variety of stages, and the minimalist character design has allowed the team to distill the movie stereotypes down to their essence. Be sure to check it out!
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We Got This CoveredEric HallJun 20181.5/5 starsAggressively unpleasant and a chore to play, Milanoir is a bloody dud of a tale. A slick visual style is the only positive to take away from this lousy slog of a game.
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Video ChumsA.J. MaciejewskiJun 20182.9/10If Milanoir were a Tarantino film, it would be Death Proof; a self-indulgent exercise in tedium that would make most people who experience it want their money back.
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IGDB rating 5.1/10 from 5 ratings.
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