Dead to Rights: Reckoning

Jack Slate returns to battle Grant City's underworld on the handheld.

gameThird-Person Shooters shooter action

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Handheld action‑shooter fans craving a brief, story‑driven experience

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Players needing cutting‑edge graphics or lengthy campaigns

What is Dead to Rights: Reckoning?

Fearless cop Jack Slate is back in the first installment of the Dead to Rights series on a handheld system. As Jack, you must navigate the corrupt underworld of Grant City to rescue the lost informant before it's too late. Dead to Rights: Reckoning features a new storyline, as well as new moves and weapons, delivering fast‑paced shooter action for both solo and multiplayer fans.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$19.99

developerRebellion Developments

publisherNamco

age ratingESRB M

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer

release date2005-06-28

Key Features of Dead to Rights: Reckoning

Introduce a brand‑new storyline that expands the Dead to Rights universe.

Add a range of new weapons, each with unique handling and upgrade paths.

Implement fresh combat moves for Jack, enhancing melee and gunplay dynamics.

Support both single‑player missions and multiplayer battles on the handheld platform.

Optimized controls and UI for handheld devices, ensuring responsive gameplay.

Feature diverse urban environments within Grant City for varied tactical encounters.

Use Cases for Dead to Rights: Reckoning

Story Campaign

Play through the new narrative to rescue the informant.

Multiplayer Skirmishes

Compete against friends in handheld‑friendly multiplayer matches.

Weapon Mastery

Experiment with and upgrade a variety of firearms and melee tools.

Quick Sessions

Enjoy short, action‑packed play sessions perfect for on‑the‑go gaming.

Pros & Cons of Dead to Rights: Reckoning

Pros

Engaging new storyline
Varied weapon selection
Responsive handheld controls
Multiplayer options

Cons

Limited platform availability
Graphics dated by modern standards
Short overall campaign length

Frequently Asked Questions

What platform is Dead to Rights: Reckoning available on?

It was released for handheld systems and is also listed for PC.

Does the game support multiplayer?

Yes, it includes both single‑player and multiplayer modes.

What age rating does the game have?

The game is rated M (Mature) by the ESRB.

Who developed Dead to Rights: Reckoning?

It was developed by Rebellion Developments.

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