Criminal Attraction

Editorial Worth it

Criminal Attraction succeeds on the strength of its unusual premise—an FBI agent infiltrating a gang of female bank robbers—and the character-driven relationships that form at the story's core. Players consistently praise the setup, the branching choices, and multiple endings that reward replays. However, the execution is hampered by persistent weaknesses: dialogue is frequently awkward and unnatural, the English translation is rough with grammar and gender-pronoun errors, and the pacing falters toward the end, with some plot threads left unresolved or abruptly abandoned. Visuals and animations are serviceable but dated; audio is inconsistent. The game is held together by genuine investment in the cast and the moral tension of the undercover premise, making it a worthwhile play for those who prioritize story and character over technical polish—but only at a discount.