Very of its time but also always to the point, almost arcade-y.
Something to point out about this game is the level and enemy design; the levels are not only good at making you go forward but posess a level of verticality you don't see often in retro fps' almost reminds me of Spyro on the PS1 with how open it remains. To this helps the enemies, that have a chance of respawning after you kill them, something like this could ruin the pacing but the way its done manage to always keep you moving and search for the next path, making it very dynamic, again, unless many other fps.
Something to point out about this game is the level and enemy design; the levels are not only good at making you go forward but posess a level of verticality you don't see often in retro fps' almost reminds me of Spyro on the PS1 with how open it remains. To this helps the enemies, that have a chance of respawning after you kill them, something like this could ruin the pacing but the way its done manage to always keep you moving and search for the next path, making it very dynamic, again, unless many other fps.