Shakedown: Hawaii is an open-world action-adventure game developed and published by Vblank Entertainment. It first launched on May 7, 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4, PS Vita, and Nintendo Switch, followed by a PlayStation 5 version in December 2020 and releases on several other systems. Vblank is also known for Retro City Rampage, and this game builds on a similar top-down style.
Played from a top-down view with 16-bit style pixel art, the game follows three main characters as they try to rebuild Feeble Multinational, a struggling Hawaii-based conglomerate. Their methods are anything but honest, and the tone is openly satirical.
Outside story missions, you can free-roam the island, extort local businesses, steal cars, buy clothing, and use a wide range of weapons. Over 200 buildings can be entered, and much of the environment can be destroyed.
A real estate system lets you buy property in a market where prices change, building passive income for the company. Buying up the island is a core part of rebuilding the business. Arcade-style challenges and mini-games add extra goals between story missions.
Shakedown: Hawaii is single-player only. It suits fans of classic top-down crime games and satire, and players who enjoy compact open worlds full of side activities. Free-roam activities let you set your own pace between story missions.
PC: PC keys usually activate on Steam. The game runs on very old hardware and needs about 150 MB of storage.
Consoles: PS5, PS4, and Switch codes are redeemed on PlayStation Network or the Nintendo eShop.
Language: The game is offered in English only.
Before you buy, check the activation platform and region on each offer, then read our guide on how to activate your CD key. For more about the game, visit the official Vblank Entertainment website.
Top-down open-world action with 16-bit style pixel art.
Rebuild the Feeble Multinational corporation by any means.
Story follows three main playable characters.
Over 200 buildings to enter across the island.
Destructible environments and a wide range of weapons.
Buy property in a changing real estate market.
Arcade-style challenges and mini-games between missions.
Available on PC, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch.
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