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1. Reservoir Dogs Review

   Reviewer: AskMen.com
   26 October 2007

   Truthfully though, on-foot missions tend to be pretty uninspiring affairs in practice, with the game simply demanding you get from point A to B in order to progress. Aside from occasionally shooting the lock off a door, there's literally nothing in the way of puzzles or obstacles to spice things up - you'll be swiping hostages and neutralising cops from beginning to end. Miraculously though, things never start to feel repetitive, thanks largely to the regular distract... Read more

2. Reservoir Dogs

   Reviewer: Gaming Age
   29 May 2007

   If Reservoir Dogs were to be seen as a standalone game, I really couldn't fault it. The gameplay is pretty solid, and could work pretty well with another game . As it stands, Reservoir Dogs is just another average licensed game that decided to disrespect the wrong film. Read more

3. Reservoir Dogs

   Reviewer: The Armchair Empire
   16 May 2007

   Overall 3

   

    

   work so beautifully in the film. Read more

4. Reservoir Dogs

   Reviewer: G4
   01 December 2006

   Overall 4

   

    

   Reservoir Dogs skips over this rich material like a Ritalin kid punching in a Grand Theft Auto cheat code and zeros in on the logistics of the robbery. Leave it to video games to take a movie as cool as Reservoir Dogs and boil it down to bullets, burnt rubber and blood. Read more

5. Reservoir Dogs Review

   Reviewer: GameZone
   14 November 2006

   Overall 7

   

   Gameplay 6

   

   Graphics 7

   

   Sound 8

   

   Storyline 5

   

    

   Reservoir Dogs is a mediocre movie-to-game translation at best, and will no doubt offend at least a few hardcore fans. Having said that, there are some people who may not mind the added material, and will find some enjoyment despite the liberties it has taken with the license.  Enjoyment will definitely waver from a case to case basis. Read more