The Untouchables

Released in 1990, Ocean's game 'The Untouchables' is based on the storyline of the film of the same title. Like many games from this company, 'The Untouchables' is a multi-stage game — a combination of skill elements. In six stages, we find a representation of the most important themes from the movie. In the first stage, you have to catch the head of the smuggling group ten times, roaming around the hidden warehouse. The second stage involves smashing barrels containing contraband on a bridge near the border. In the third part, the protagonist, armed with a shotgun, sneaks through alleys, tracking and shooting bandits. The fourth stage is the famous station incident, where the challenge is to save a baby carriage descending the stairs. The fifth stage is about rescuing Ness's informant at the station. Capone's trusted gun is already pointed at the traitor's head... Lastly, in the sixth part, one of the final scenes of the movie is depicted — Ness chasing Frank Nitti, the cop killer. Eventually, Nitti falls from the roof and lands directly in a car...

The game faithfully captures the essence of the film. However, it doesn't prompt contemplation or deeper reflection on the real issue. The film's plot has been dangerously simplified. Nevertheless, it doesn't lack strong impressions.