1st Impressions: Sneak King is a very disturbing, but enjoyable game at a incredibly low price.
The Bad: It isn't a very interesting stealth game, get's repetitive really quickly, camera has some issues, the King is very disturbing...
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So, you want to find a super cheep budget title for your Xbox 360 that will freak out pretty much everyone who plays it? Well, Sneak King is the game for you! It's available at your local Burger King for $4 with purchase of a value meal. So, is it worth even your $4? Yes. Sneak King puts you in the shoes of the one and only King, and let's you use your royal sneakyness to sneak behind unsuspecting people and give them delicious Burger King food. Sounds good right? Well, it is for the most part. The biggest problem is this being billed as a stealth game. It kinda is, but the stealthiest you are going to get is avoiding the blue line of site areas and popping out from behind or in things. That's it. This game is not Splinter Cell... The challenged range from very easy to somewhat harder, but there's nothing here that will challenge stealth game vets. The visuals of Sneak King are actually pretty good. It isn't Gears of War good, but it looks darn good for the price you payed for it. The sound effects are very cartoony, but also good. The biggest problem with Sneak King is the camera. It often get's very hard to adjust the camera to fit the line of vision you need to complete some tasks. It's not that bad of a problem, but it is a nucience. Overall, Sneak King is worth picking up and playing for a great price and because you can freak out people as The King. How cool is that?
Gameplay: Very easy and kinda fun, but the camera has some issues.
Graphics: Solid, it looks darn good for the price you payed for it.
Sound: Cartoony, but satisfying...
Value: It's $4, so you really can't go wrong here.
Final Thoughts: Dance King, Dance!