Car Jacker PC

Car Jacker is a three-dimensional arcade and ice game, inspired by titles such as Grand Theft Auto or Driver. We direct the fate of the hero who specializes in kidnapping and "cutting" cars of all kinds in order to get rich soon. Not only the guardians of the law and sophisticated anti-burglary protection, but also competitive car thieves' gangs, who look at our bold activity, are hindering us.

The game consists of a series of challenges, usually with a growing degree of difficulty. First of all, they require cunning and dexterity in appropriating other people's four circles, because at first we are only a serial villain, working on account of larger criminal organizations. With time, however, our position in the gang grows, we slowly climb up the ladder of professional advancement, and finally direct our own group of amateurs of other people's property. However, this is only the beginning of a great struggle for money, as the gang will hold us responsible for the deeds of our subordinates and require a great deal of caution and cunning in the fight against other illegal groups who also want to gain control of the city. As you can see, the life of a shower in the metropolis is full of dangers, but also attractions.

A total of ten complete missions await us, each with a number of tasks to complete. Noteworthy is the high realism of the process of "winding" display cases. Our thief has a wide variety of tools that are usually standard equipment for real car thieves. Our equipment includes crowbars, tweezers and electronic frequency scanners - if we are serious about our success in this industry, we can't do without the ability to use such aids. The program of this type could not lack a sufficient number of fast and luxurious cars.

However, even the most skilful burglar will sooner or later stand face to face with hostile people. In confrontation with the representatives of competing gangs we can use two different types of weapons (if we can of course afford to buy/acquire them), or tighten the muscles and start a melee fight. However, the vast majority of the citizens encountered do not have any hostile intentions, we remain completely unknown to them for a long time and our presence will not provoke any reaction on their part. However, we operate in a big, vibrant city.

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Last updated on 10 December 2007