This game feels janky and generic at best

I bought it thinking it would be as epic as the movie but turns out it's just not that fun. First of all the game engine they chose for this was not the best, Unreal Engine has proven time and time again to be a pretty terrible graphics engine for PC games, I have a decent PC and GPU and the game still runs terribly bad even on Medium graphics.

I'm not someone that judges a game by it's graphics but I sure do judge games by their performance and this game's performance is just terrible. Sure you might say "But it's an Early access game!" mate I'm not going to wait 1 or 2 years for a performance fix that might never arrive since game developers expect you to have the best of the best hardware instead of optimizing, optimizing their game isn't profitable so I don't think it's a priority and people who say "it works on my machine" do nothing but support this bad business practice.

The game's controls also feel very limited and it really feels like they made this game with mouse in mind, I would not recommend using a controller in this game because the aiming feels off and it's too tanky, there is no appropriate way to change sensitivity in settings. There is also no way to switch controller buttons however you like, the function straight up doesn't work, it's not coded...

The enemy AI is just... DUMB really really DUMB, they have no way to attack you if you're in an elevated position, I thought they'd climb on each other to reach me but turns out they just don't know what to do once you're in a slightly elevated position, the only thing that can reach you are the ranged bugs but they're not that common.
Also, why did they decide to put the special abilities on the upper D-Pad? it's just wrong and pretty hard to reach.

In short, this game is just too dull, it gets boring really fast because every mission is basically the same, there is NO user interaction besides the voice chat, there is NO text chat (I tried to find it but there's none and if there's any then nobody seems to be using it) and uses a soulless graphic engine with bad performance, they don't give you many weapons, what you see is what you get most of the time, I was expecting to kill a lot of bugs with a 50cal from all sides but sounds like that's just too much to ask although it might change in the future but this is my first impression of the game, most game movies don't have a good history because they usually suck.

Oh and it needs to be more visceral, killing bugs here feels like a chore, there is no satisfaction... they don't even get dismembered or torn apart from all the bullets they just drop, that's it.

tl;dr if you want to kill bugs in a satisfying way and have fun I'd rather recommend you to play Deep Rock Galactic, it's a better bug killing game.

Pretty weird game, a little obscure perhaps.

This game was inspired by a movie by the same name released on 1998, it is a third-person shooter with some platformer elements thrown into the mix,

The game borrows some elements from Arena shooters somewhat ported into a console game with tanky controls, you can pick up items from the map and uncover secrets or find secret enemy encounters, you have many different type of weapons that you will be discovering through the singleplayer mode's campaign, shooting at enemies feels fun but the downside is that the mobility is terrible and it didn't age quite well.

It is a decent game don't get me wrong, the campaign was okay and PvP was okay too, you might enjoy it on splitscreen.

My first battlefield game ever, the OG, the one that started it all, you had to be there... Battlefield 1942 was one of the games that redefined multiplayer shooters back then, controlling different vehicles and entire battleships was mind-blowing for it's time, unfortunately it might not have aged that well so newcomers might not like the game or become confused but it is a solid game from the 2000s that allows you to play as several factions from WW2 in big maps that feel alive, I spent so much time on this game.