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I tried this Dude Simulator but it has major issues:
1. There's nearly no people across street compared to first Dude Simulator games.
2. You can enter only your home, other 3-story houses around it, the City Hall where the story goes, and the church maybe. All of those empty several skyscrapers cannot be entered at all.
3. For some reason this game has a fatal flaw! If you switch to the hand and try to walk around interiors, especially during climbing or going down stairs, the game will almost immediately freezes (seems to trigger a some fatal exception) and just quits to desktop for me. For only around 10 minutes of my gameplay, this particular Dude Simulator game just crashed like 3-4 times already and I just kept kicked to desktop. I also have the first two games purchased before, and I decided to test Dude Simulator 2. At that same exact scenario with hand equipped even when inside interiors, unlike DS 5, Dude Simulator 2 did NOT have any crashing issues for me at all - it all worked just fine! All others items on Dude Simulator 5 seems usable, but moving inside any building with the hand active this game just mysteriously crashes with a fatal UE error and just quits.

I tried it. I didn't get any crashes like some others are experiencing, but it's just not fun.
1. There are somewhat like only 3-4 interiors that appears across all those procedure-generated buildings, basically copy-paste, as only differences I've see being a slightly colors changes on apartment doors and walls across floors;
2. There was a Free Mode (probably a sandbox), but... developers has made it INACCESSIBLE without completing the main game modes first! I could only start either Default or Skyscrapers normal modes where you're needing to do snow cleaning tasks, but the Free Mode for unknown reasons was NOT accessible at all for me, I could NOT get a single chance to try it out, whatsoever! Also, as I'm aware, this game is prone to crash for people with AMD GPUs, and seems developers abandoned this game and aren't gonna fix anything...

So, it's not really worth buying, unless:
1. Buying it on sale (I've bought it for € 1.24);
2. Want to just play it do kill some time;
3. Using either an Intel or a NVidia GPUs - this game seems to work better with those, rather than with an AMD ones.

Game is fun, but... I absolutely don't recommend it. Crashes and random HARD lockups / freezing like hell, EVEN in freeroam outside missions this game still freezes randomly (permament, not the small ones due to defunct MySteelport online service). I'm now have finished with this game and I now just removed it from my Steam library after 4 years owning and playing it without being found any actual solution. I'm sad because I've purchased the DVD version with Gat Out of Hell, and I couldn't resolve that critical nasty issue seems others are having as well, especially ones with NVIDIA powerful GPUS.

Even the Saints Row 2 crap PC port runs better as stability (even with worse framerate) than Saints Row IV for me! I have purchased the Saints Row The Third while ago as well and... that game also runs with ZERO crashes and no single minor / major issues.

I played first Hudson's Adventure Island game for NES, and that game is modern clone of it and the original Wonder Boy franchise, so I am familiar with it.

The game has three modes: Normal Mode, Practice Mode and One Coin Mode. At Normal Mode, you have 5 lives to complete every single level. (Yes, you're heard me correctly - 5 lives per single level to complete it.). Also it have a save feature, and upon completing a level, you have a stage select between the already completed ones, so can either go to next stage or return to replay any of the passed levels. Practice Mode is an easy mode, as it is same as the Normal Mode, with the exception you're always have an invincible fairy so can't be killed by enemies, although you can still die via falling into a pit. One Coin Mode gives you have 10 Lives do complete the entire game without ability to save any progress forcing completing in one game session, however, on this mode you're keeping your highscore from previous completed levels, unlike Normal and Practice modes where upon entering the next or an already beaten level the score starts back from 0.

As average, I played mostly on Normal Mode before refunding it, but since this is one of fewer games that has an easy mode, I might re-purchase it again.

I'm loving this game! It's best game release on PC, although it has some minor flaws.

+ True GTA clone;
+ Playing is fun;
+ Many Interiors to explore in free roam in Stillwater, in fact more freely accessible interiors are present than in later Saints Row games;
+ Best map and very interesting places to explore;
+ Large variety of weapons;
+ Homies can help you to fight with police / gangs, as they fight pretty good;
+ Many Cribs that you can purchase;
+ Excellent customization and lots of clothes / jewelry / to choose from;
+ Many shops across map;
+ Ability to purchase songs for your own, as there are music shops - a feature missing in later games.

- Slightly poor PC port that lags with 6-18 fps on computers with older or dual core CPUs, You need to install Gentleman of Row mod made by IdolNinja that fixes many bugs in game and add a lot of new content;
- The game might run at faster speed - install Powertools plugin in this case;
- Homies have slightly stupid AI - they can gets stuck at various places and obstacles and might be impossible to make they following again - then there's no choice but to dismissing current homies and to call / recruit another ones. They also gets dismissed if you go too away from them. Unfortunately, if any of stuck homies was one from phone contacts, that homie cannot be called again for that game's session;
- In pause / crib / shop menus navigating controls are very weird - with Ctrl / Shift for navigating next / previous page and arrow keys for rest, as the mouse cannot be used there at all, only keyboard;
- On title and savegame select screens the mouse is also not usable.

I'm running the game on...

Dell Precision T3400
CPU Core 2 Quad 9450 2.66 GHz 12 MB
RAM 8 GB ECC
GPU Nvidia GeForce 730 DDR5 64-bit 2 GB
HDD 2 x 80 GB + 1 x 160 GB
Logitech G110 gaming keyboard

.. and with Gentleman of Row mod installed it runs almost all times with around 40 - 50 fps, with even 60 FPS at moments (I'm using medium graphic settings as average), using Windowed Mode and resolution 1280 x 800. But even with graphics not being set at minimal the FPS in my copy of Saints Row 2 never goes below 30 - 35 fps. As average I'd recommend this game to anyone liking GTA style games, as some of the features present in this Saints Row game was stripped off from the later games. Saint Row 1 might be also good, but it's still not available for PC, as it is stills only exclusive for people having a XBOX 360 console.

I've tried it and it looks pretty dead - many of the Lego pieces aren't present. I'm disappointed - I've expected many bricks, plates, tiles, windows, doors, slopes, fences, etc from the physical Lego toys to be present and available for use, but lots of them are just missing in this game. If you're truly want any kind of Lego virtual game, then is better get Lego Digital Designer made by the official Lego company that includes almost every of the original Lego physical parts... Another virtual program I'd recommend to get instead that also offers pretty large amount of parts to use from is LeoCAD...