I fucking love first-person shooters where you can't aim down sight. That's not ironic. I love it.

I remember the reveal of how you switch characters really blowing my mind when I first played it. It still kinda does. It's such a unique way to go about the game mechanic in a way that intertwines with the story.

I love the unique characteristics of the characters, even outside of the fact that they all have completely unique weapons.

I love that the player sees them by their last names, but they call each other by their first names.

And they don't really explain anything about the characters either. You sort of just have to figure shit out through context clues in dialogue.

I love Abbey. She's probably my favorite telekinetic lesbian sniper.

I love Church, she's my favorite, but her Blood Ward power is so 50/50. It's really good, but you'll die in the process because you can only put it right where you stand, so you have to get up close with the enemy and then do the whole animation.

It can also be very unclear where you're supposed to go.

And the game as a whole is pretty unclear. I didn't even understand that we had been transported to the Second World War until we were on our way out and to the Middle Ages.

And it didn't really hinder my love for the game, but the frame rate on the PS3 version really is laughable sometimes.

I love this whole game, and it's awesome and so cool. It's such a unique experience. The aesthetic and the world is so much fun.

Oh, and I am so pissed they never made the sequel 'cause that ending boils my blood.