security, and goes to a wealthy man named Saragosa in his penthouse, who he kills. Freeze breaks out of jail and gets new clothes at the mall while being chased by the police. He kills Mendoza in the mall and hunts down Shaun, now a wealthy drug kingpin, eventually stepping on Shaun's neck until he suffocates. The final scene shows Freeze telling Darnell, "From now on, it's just you and me against the world. Now let's do this", as a large number of police officers arrive, with Freeze picking up a gun and pointing it at the police. Reception 25 to Life received "unfavorable" reviews on all platforms according to video game review aggregator Metacritic. Hyper'''s Maurice Branscombe commented that the game's soundtrack was okay only "if you like rap." However, he criticised the game as "absolutely unadulterated bullshit."USA Today gave the game a score of four stars out of ten and stated that its only strong quality "is a decent multiplayer mode. Most of the action is team-based, allowing you to choose between police or thugs. Players can choose to rob a location and return the stash to their home turf, raid a criminal hangout, or engage in an all-out deathmatch. Freeze's goal at the start of this story was to get out of the "game." Five minutes slogging through this shooter will have players wanting the same." The A.V. Club gave it a D+ and called it "a half-baked copy of someone's urban nightmare." Detroit Free Press'' gave the PS2 version one star out of four and stated that it "lacks everything that would make it new, innovative or just plain fun. The graphics are really muddy and sub-par. The controls seem to be a bit confusing." References External links GamePolitics: Thompson Urges Injunction, Police Seizures of 25 To Life CNN's Showbiz Tonight Reports on 25 To Life 2006 video games PlayStation 2 games Windows games Xbox games Organized crime video games Video games about police officers Video games developed in the United States Video games featuring black protagonists Eidos Interactive games Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games set in New York City