It's decent, but I didn't enjoy it as much as the first game.
The story is pretty basic and you won't miss much by not paying attention to it.
The pace is relatively quick, but not as quick as the first game, which is a bit of a shame.
Weapon variety is pretty good, but enemy variety was pretty shallow and made it feel like the game dragged on in places.
The biggest frustration that I had and what at moments made me consider abandoning the game was enemy placement. There are so many instances of enemies attacking you from behind or surprising you because they were placed to the left or right of the room you were just entering. It makes it really difficult to properly respond in those instances and it forces you to reset a lot. I get the game wanting to keep you on your toes, but this felt more annoying than engaging and dragged the game down severely.
The story is pretty basic and you won't miss much by not paying attention to it.
The pace is relatively quick, but not as quick as the first game, which is a bit of a shame.
Weapon variety is pretty good, but enemy variety was pretty shallow and made it feel like the game dragged on in places.
The biggest frustration that I had and what at moments made me consider abandoning the game was enemy placement. There are so many instances of enemies attacking you from behind or surprising you because they were placed to the left or right of the room you were just entering. It makes it really difficult to properly respond in those instances and it forces you to reset a lot. I get the game wanting to keep you on your toes, but this felt more annoying than engaging and dragged the game down severely.