Game is a blast to play. If you enjoy boomer shooters and love every little thing that they have to offer down to the clicks and sounds this is definitely a game I would recommend.

Game-play is go around the arena and shoot these enemies that have a variety of strengths and weaknesses. There's also little things you can do here and there that can freshen up the game-play loop. My favorite part being that I can play this online with my friends like why wasn't this thought of sooner. Story exist but it mostly is there to show you how much you can do with the user created levels.

The fact that you can create your own levels give this game a good way to receive support from fans of the boomer shooter genre. I had fun with the communities levels and am hope to create something that can be liked by at least one other person.

Overall this is a wonderful love letter to boomer shooter fans and is worth every penny. Can't wait to continue creating levels for this community.

Heard this game was good a while back decided to give it a try and it wasn't bad. The game was short, to the point, and entertaining.

Game-play had pretty basic hack and slash elements but did a serviceable job to keep me engaged in the game-play loop. I did notice there were some moments where I was over-powered but that may have to do more with how much experience I have with hack and slash games. Mini games were there nothing that particularly got my attention except for the bar tending mini game. The world was beautiful and the developer seemed to understand what to do to make a captivating scene. The environments were well put together either during cut scenes or within the game-play itself. Just a side note I loved that we got to see some of the cast of VA-11 Hall-A.

Writing is where I would say was underwhelming. When I first saw this game I was thinking what the developers take of a cyberpunk world would be?, what would be different?, How would the world be built?, etc. When it comes to the story of the main character I did like the motivation behind why things happen in the story but when it comes to the world itself it didn't add anything exciting to the table. Another thing that I thought was odd was the fact that the outfits don't really stay the same as what you put on while you go through the story. The were some glitches here and there that were odd but nothing game breaking (afaik).

Overall not a bad game to play for $25 but it would be better to wait for a sale instead. It is short, sweet, and to the point and the side missions are really just for extra resources if you need them.

This was my first experience with the Halo series and I mean I only know there is a character called master chief and that is it. My friend and I decided to play this together and we had a lot of fun playing through(badly mind you).

I have to say although this is the first game for me in the series I understand why fans admire it. Playing the game I saw not only the silly and funny/cute moments that the game has but the human and devastating moments. I loved the interaction between the main group of characters, the world around them, the people they work for, the people they are working with and even within themselves. To me, this made the characters individuals in their own right. Their disagreements, banter, arguments, etc. all of this lead to them all being their own character working on the same side but not really working for the same thing, or as others would say working towards the same goal but not for the same reason. I miss this aspect of writing characters cause it would go towards interesting situations, decisions, and actions along with consequences and reaction to them in ways that make the story engaging and keep you thinking what did this character feel when so and so happened?, why did they say those lines like that?, what do these lines mean to them and to the rest of the group?, etc.

Game play cycle was simple shoot the enemies and go to the next area and/or mission. With that said what the developers had to do is depend on level design not only with the map but also with the chessboard of enemies that you have to go through. They did a wonderful job with that, there are moments and set pieces that are memorable cause of the situations that you encounter. These encounters make the game play not only memorable but stops it from being stale and feel like a 2nd job(like some games now a days).

Overall this game is fun to play, tight on the gun play, and a story that kept me engaged and wasn't overdone. Either you enjoy story or game play I now understand why this series had such a passionate following and I might join the fan base still have 1-3 and ODST to play through and am looking forward to playing them