StrategyFit check
Is Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who prefer managing a small team rather than commanding large forces
- Players who want to choose a side in a mob-versus-police conflict rather than follow a single protagonist
- Players who prefer combat tactics involving character attributes over puzzle-solving
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for large-scale battles may find the focus on a five-character team too narrow.
- Players who want a non-combat strategy experience may hit a wall when the game shifts into hectic fights.
- Players seeking a puzzle-focused or exploration-led game may find the team combat focus limiting.
Our take on Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition
Players who want to plan without pressure may hit a wall when combat gets hectic: the game’s team management is framed around fights, with slow motion offered as a way to direct characters in the heat of action.
What is Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition?
Choose to play as the mob or the police task force in a Chicago turf war.
Manage a team of five characters, each with attributes covering shooting, close combat, throwing, charisma, and first aid. When combat becomes hectic, slow motion lets players direct the team during the fight. Enemies react in different ways to situations. The conflict centers on Don Falcone’s arrival and Edward Nash’s task force, which is trying to take down the mob. The game combines team management with combat across the city.
How Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition plays
- 01Two playable sides
- Players can lead either the mob or the police task force in the Chicago conflict.
- 02Character attributes
- Each team member has five attribute areas: shooting, close combat, throwing, charisma, and first aid.
- 03Slow-motion control
- A slow-motion mode lets players manage the team when combat becomes hectic.
- 04Situational enemy reactions
- Enemy behavior varies according to the situation.
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Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition: platforms & release
Is Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who prefer managing a small team rather than commanding large forces. Skip it if: players looking for large-scale battles may find the focus on a five-character team too narrow.
Where can I download Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Chicago 1930 : The Prohibition on?
Windows and macOS.
