Kingpin is a first-person shooter where you play a street thug left for dead by a crime boss's crew. Your goal: climb the underworld ladder through violence and recruiting allies to get payback. The game leans hard into profanity-laden dialogue and brutal melee combat alongside gunplay. You'll hire gang members, complete jobs for various criminal factions, and navigate a gritty urban setting. Cypress Hill provided the soundtrack—three tracks from their album IV appear in full and instrumental forms throughout. The band also voiced some characters. Released in 1999, it sparked controversy for its language and violence, leading several retailers to pull it from shelves. If you want a shooter that doesn't sanitize its crime story and don't mind dated visuals, this delivers that specific flavor.
