I just finished Sleeping Dogs. Yes, it's another Grand Theft Auto clone, but the Hong Kong setting, playing as an undercover police officer, and the excellent voice acting which adds weight to an already hefty plot make it worth checking out. Be warned, though: there are some really annoying bugs, and some ideas that just seem half-finished, or lazily put together. An example of this is the way clothing sets work to give you bonuses: I fail to see the point of putting hundreds of unique items of clothing in a game, and then shoehorning everyone into the same six outfits in order to obtain the (often necessary) stat bonuses. Also, as is often the problem with these criminal underground sandbox games, I finished the game with 2 million dollars (cash, in my pocket, apparently) and not a thing to spend it on. The vehicles, clothing, and upgrades for your dwellings can all be had for a ridiculously low price compared to the amount of wealth you accrue. Some adjustments to this monetary system either in the form of more items to purchase, more expensive items, less ease of obtaining funds, or something as simple as forcing you to buy new residences (or even the hollow Saints Row "investments") instead of handing them to you for completing missions would be welcome. In summary: this game has a lot of unique ideas that should be standard in this genre, but aren't; excellent voice acting, and a very plausible story; it is also sometimes very glitchy (but these games tend to be), and eschews many things which have become staples of the genre to its detriment (easily discernible / named vehicles so that I don't have to buy three fucking cars to get the right one) but all in all I would say that I enjoyed it. I will give it a grade of B, and say that I would definitely recommend that anyone who is looking for a sandbox alternative to Grand Theft Auto, and Saints Row (Superpowers? Seriously, guys? As if the third one wasn't fucking dumb enough...) check this title out.