Crime Cities ripped off G-Police which in turn ripped off The Killing Cloud. And neither was an indie. G-Police was published by Psygnosis and The Killing Cloud by Konami.

And Crime Cities has a missing feature in Cyberpunk 2077 - Flying Cars ;)

Fajnie by było doczekać się w takim zestawie Chrome oraz Dead Island + Dead Island: Riptide.

Bhunter is also an obscure game that was similar to G-police and crime cities.
https://www.mobygames.com/game/26238/bhunter/

as somebody already said, g-police came out 3 years before it and there was another one around the time I can't remember (not killing cloud or bhunter).

In that case, don't forget to give it a push in the Dreamlist. Not that it would be a game that I'm really dreaming of, but with 253 votes at the time of my voting it's not something with which GOG could signal a huge interest in bringing the game back. I'm a completionist, so even though I'm somewhat interested in the CoJ series, no Cartel means no Juarez at all for me.

I voted for it. Not that I have much faith in the Dreamlist.

I can somewhat relate (in order to play Doom 2016 when it released here I decided to play them all first, starting with the original) but in this case I think that's taking it a bit too far. It's such an outlier in the series, there's really no point denying yourself all the other, by all indications vastly superior, games because of it. You could argue it's more of a spin-off than proper part of the series anyway. It's a bit like deciding to watch no Star Wars movies because you can't get The Book of Boba Fett.

Plus it's chronologically the last one, co you might as well play the other ones waiting for it.