The sound effects are not particularly good. The game soundtrack has a generic '50s gangster movie sound to it.
The visuals are functional in terms of the burglary aspect of the game, but don't really enhance it much. The city and burglary locations do not look particularly interesting, which is a drawback for a game that boasts "the largest virtual town ever produced." While there certainly is a lot of territory to explore, most of it is not compelling enough to make you want to explore it. The characters kind of look like a Leisure Suit Larry meets Dick Tracy convention. The graphics are presented in a cartoonish, almost comic book format. The gameplay is not wildly exciting, nor is it extremely compelling, but it can make for some light fun if you're in the mood for something a bit different. The camera can be difficult to deal with and this makes navigating the city more difficult than it really should be. Overall the controls are functional, but a bit on the clunky side. The bulk of the game revolves around planning and executing a heist, selling stolen goods, buying new tools and cars, recruiting new accomplices, then planning a bigger heist. Players also gain reputation points, which will allow them to complete bigger heists and recruit better accomplices.
Successful robberies result in property that can be sold for cash to acquire new cars and tools.
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