In Sleeping Dogs, You Can Jump From A Speeding Bike Onto A Car

Set in Hong Kong, United Front’s Sleeping Dogs will be an open world game. Yes, that means you’ll get to ride around in cars and crash into things, and publisher, Square Enix, say that there are over 65 vehicles in the game. These are incorporated in a variety of ways, from car chases street races to attacks to car-jacking to stunts. Take a look at some of these below:

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Jumping from a speeding bike onto a car and hijacking it looks kind of fun. All in a day’s work for an undercover cop infiltrating the triads, we suppose. Sleeping Dogs is scheduled for release sometime this year.


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