Not every gag landed-we get it, "Millennials like brunch," and the quick-time event to motivate during a depressive episode went on a bit too long-but I definitely walked away wanting to see where the next chapter of these plucky psychopath’s story would take them next-and most of the missions the story strings together were equally enjoyable. As the unnamed boss of a gang of underdogs, you and your motley crew of would-be crimelords will have to bring them all down in order to take control of the city’s criminal underworld. There are the Panteros, old-school brawlers with a penchant for monster trucks, a group of technopunk-anarchists calling themselves The Idols, and Marshall Defense Industries, the billionaire-backed private military company. A blend of real-world cities like Reno, Nevada, and Austin, Texas (“ Keep it Strange, Santo!” is plastered on graffiti and billboards all over town), and Las Vegas, there's already plenty of crime plaguing Santo Ileso's streets. The overall setup for your takeover of the fictional southwestern burg of Santo Ileso looks to be staying true to the series’ DNA. I also appreciated that the different voice actors for each option seem to bring a lot of themselves to the performances-sometimes even changing what language your character speaks in. Not every element of previous games’ creators have made it over-you can no longer adjust the pitch of your chosen character's voice, for example, and there’s no “Nolan North” option anymore-but beyond that, it seems the sky’s the limit.
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