The Getaway Black Monday Review

Child of eden trailer. Enter The Getaway: Black Monday, the sequel to the original The Getaway. Unfortunately, Black Monday is every bit as good of a movie as the original Getaway, but a bit worse of a game as well. Black Monday takes place in London but features an entirely new storyline that has little to do with the original Getaway. There are some references to Charlie Jolson and Nick Collins but other than that, you’re dealing with an entirely new host of characters.

. Dustforce pc game. May 11, 2004 - Come winter of this year, the world will try to desperately getaway from their PS2s, but there's a very good chance that no one will be able to. Sony will release Getaway: Black Monday. This sequel to the cult hit with problems is attempting to pretty much improve upon every single aspect of Getaway the original.Two years after Charlie Jolson - London's most notorious crime boss - perishes, Black Monday begins.

The game itself appears to be a brave attempt at telling a genuinely compelling story in pulp fashion. This time around gamers will see events from multiple perspectives, specifically through the eyes of three people; Eddie, Mitch and Sam.

The tales of these three intertwine and jump forward and back in time, eventually painting the bigger picture that forms the bigger game. Like any good crime film, it all starts with a good plan gone horribly wrong.