Firstly, the music skips, making songs sound sometimes sporadic. It sounds at first like strange time signatures, but after playing extensively, it's clearly unintentional.

Secondly, what can only be described as "audio resets" occur frequently. Music will stop intermittently and play a long, glitchy 16-bit cassette stop sound. Music only returns when a new track is played.

Lastly, crashes occur regularly, indicated by an extremely jarring and loud razor sound. There's clear issues with the audio engine, as these exact problems occur in Retro City Rampage over Proton as well.

To begin, I'm using a DualSense controller. The controls worked mostly with the Steam Input Per-Game Setting set to Forced Off, even the button prompts were PlayStation ones. For some reason, after a few hours, the game would no longer respond to the controller over Bluetooth, despite recognizing it.

Hard to say if this was an issue with the DualSense (support is still in beta at the time of writing), but the gamepad experience was hit or miss at best. Even over the wire, I sometimes had to restart until the gamepad was responsive. I was still able to complete the game while plugged-in despite this.

I may test this in the future with my DualShock 3.

You can count on this game to crash. It is completely random. Happens during cutscenes, during the pause screen, and during play. A very loud and glitchy sound announces that it is happening.

At the very least, the autosave system is robust, and I never lost anything besides current mission progress and some property management time.

Understand that this game will crash, and be sure to save after buying/managing properties. The game is still playable to the end.