Decent retro FPS, but a lot of its positives are accompanied by something pulling it down.
The upgrade system includes a lot of unique changes to how a weapon behaves or can be used as a whole, although a good deal of those mods are extremely overpowered whereas some are borderline useless.
The soundtrack is pretty good with a lot of nice metal songs, but they loop so often during the game's long levels that it kind of blends together at some point.
The game really drags on towards the end, featuring five episodes with levels being really long compared to other retro-FPS'.
The arsenal itself is decent, with (mostly) punchy sounds, but as is often usual with Retro-FPS, their impact on enemies is only felt after you kill them by gibbing them (and even the gibbing is somewhat underwhelming).
The upgrade system includes a lot of unique changes to how a weapon behaves or can be used as a whole, although a good deal of those mods are extremely overpowered whereas some are borderline useless.
The soundtrack is pretty good with a lot of nice metal songs, but they loop so often during the game's long levels that it kind of blends together at some point.
The game really drags on towards the end, featuring five episodes with levels being really long compared to other retro-FPS'.
The arsenal itself is decent, with (mostly) punchy sounds, but as is often usual with Retro-FPS, their impact on enemies is only felt after you kill them by gibbing them (and even the gibbing is somewhat underwhelming).