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In the vertical, free-form world of Pacific City, tensions are high and escalating exponentially between the Agency and its opposing factions, the Cell and the Freaks. Returning to Pacific City as an advanced Agent, you'll be judge, jury and executioner as you reclaim the city and eliminate all threats, either solo or with friends

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Xbox 360

Critic 6.9 (29 critics) · Gamer 8.5

7.5

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  • The Escapist

    Russ Pitts · Jul 23, 2010

    8.0
    With plenty of missions, new enemies, new weapons, minor enhancements and lost of things that go boom, Crackdown 2 offers hours of satisfying, brainless fun for those who enjoy that sort of thing. Newcomers to the series and die-hard fans alike will find plenty to obsess over.plenty to obsess over
  • Cheatcc

    Adam Brown · Jul 06, 2010

    8.8
    Despite having many similarities to its predecessor, Crackdown 2 still manages to be a fun and worthwhile experience. While it may not feel like an entirely new game in some respects, it does feel more refined this time around. Whether you played the original Crackdown the entire way through, or perhaps only purchased it to get into the Halo 3 beta, you really should check out this sequel.
  • Edge

    Edge Staff · Jul 06, 2010

    8.0
    At its best, this is more than just the purest, most narcotic action game in the world – it’s a cultural pinnacle
  • Game Trailers

    Game Trailers · Jul 06, 2010

    7.9
    Its lack of a meaningful structure reeks a bit of lazy design, and the well-developed (and extremely permissive) multiplayer game just barely excuses this
  • CVG

    Andy Robinson · Jul 05, 2010

    8.3
    It's Crackdown 1.5. Lower your expectations, then you'll have a fantastic time with an update of one of the most enjoyable open-world games around
  • IGN

    Erik Brudvig · Jul 05, 2010

    7.5
    It's mostly just more of the same, in the same city, with the same shortcomings and a slightly expanded set of missions. Crackdown 2 feels uninspired and rushed, and it certainly doesn't feel like a full sequel.

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