The game's strongest points are fluid graphics and fast-paced gameplay. Pixelogic took care to make the graphics as good as 1998 technology allows, and as a result Crime Killer boasts details that are missing in many other games, including realistic lighting effects and vehicles that reflect the extent of damage. Sound effects are very good and appropriate as well: you will hear different weapons and siren screams reverberate through the catchy soundtrack. At the breakneck speed of 60 frames per second, 3D gameplay is fast, smooth, and nonstop. Three types of vehicles you control and dozens of weapons and enemy types ensure enough action and variety that will keep you glued to your seat.

On the downside, the controls are awkward and hard to get used to. Plus, your visibility radius is limited to only about 40 feet, which means the bad guys you pursue often get away almost as fast as you find them. This necessitates depending on the radar much more than should be necessary - I can't remember how many times I crashed and burned while looking at the radar. If you can overlook these nitpicks or are very good at action games, however, you will find Crime Killer a very fun underdog that, despite my grumbles, definitely merits our Top Dog tag. The split-screen two-player options (holotag and deathmatch) also add a nice bonus to this fun game that constantly tests your reflexes with 60-FPS nonstop action. Recommended.