No Straight Roads Review is a first person action-adventure game created by Malaysia’s independent development studio Metronomk and released by Sold Out Inc. The game is about a female rock group who are on the verge of getting arrested for their involvement in an underground rock music scene that has been in operation for a few years now. This game features a lot of action, music, and an interesting storyline that has enough scope for replayability.
When the story begins, the game starts with a band called the “No Straight Roads”. These girls are very much into rock music and have recently decided to form a club for the same. Their next target is Vinyl City, which is located deep inside a warehouse. They decide to bust in after discovering that the city was recently robbed.
The story begins when No Straights plans their robbery. They find the warehouse and decide to load the cargo they are planning to steal. During their trip, they come across a mysterious EDM house party and a mysterious EDM DJ who seems to be in charge of the whole club. They soon find out that the DJ, along with his partner, has already stolen the cargo they were going to steal and the only way for them to get back the stolen cargo is to go on a long mission.
They also come across the No Straights as well, but during their fight they accidentally kill their leader, thus putting themselves in jail. Meanwhile, the DJ and his partner have already escaped and have made it to the main police station. They want to steal the rest of the cargo, but the police have also got the warehouse surrounded by a lot of security.
In order to clear their name, the No Straights and the DJ plan to go on a revenge mission. Their mission is to attack the warehouse, free Vinyl City, and make the other party goers pay for their crimes.
One of the main points of the game’s storyline is that the No Straights is given no choice about what to do in the game’s storyline. They are simply pawns in the hands of the DJs and musicians. This is because the plot’s plot, according to Metronomk, is based around an interesting conflict between two opposing forces of good and evil. Both these forces fight for supremacy in the game. One side wants peace while the other side wants the music scene to stay as underground as it is.
Another interesting part of the game’s plot is that you get to play different sides of the story depending on the action you take during the course of your adventure. For instance, you can either choose to either save the music scene or go on a mission to steal the cargo. In both instances, you need to make important decisions to solve the game’s mysteries, especially in the latter part where you need to solve a lot of puzzles. You have to choose which path to take so you can make the best of the various obstacles you will face.
As the game progresses, you will also find out about the various characters in the game such as the DJ, the owner of the warehouse, and the owner of the music scene. The story’s climax, which is the game’s last level, also involves the main character’s escape from the police station, and finally, you get to meet the two main characters of the game. Overall, No Straight Roads Review is a good game that keeps you on the edge of your seat all the way through.
