[h1]Do not play this[/h1]
Upon playing it a bit more (subtract about 18 hours of my playtime because I forgot to turn the game off before I went to bed), this is easily one of the most annoying boomer shooters I think I have ever played.
Enemies are copy/pasted all over the place. You're lucky if there's more than 4 enemy types throughout any given level. There are no patterns between them, the RNG makes reliable killing by matching weapons difficult, and overall this is about as mindless as a shooter can get combat-wise. It's like what people call Serious Sam but if it were actually true.
Level design is largely terrible after the first, and so is mission design. The second level is a mission about eliminating every zombie in the game, and the number of zombies is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ridiculous. You have to use a radar to track them, but the devs were so incompetent they made the radar temporary. I thought I had to keep it powered up by going around collecting battery packs, but that did nothing. I don't think there's any way to keep the radar powered on, it will just die. You just have to be quick about beating the level I guess, because otherwise, the only way I can see this being reasonably done is by restarting.
Loads of incompetency with this. Ocean Software seems to have thought that their absolutely terrible radar system could act as a good replacement for a simple map, but in large, nonlinear levels like these, that won't suffice. Getting lost is name of the game here, and even with no map, enemy corpses disappear, so you can't tell where you've been, because again, everything looks the same.
Skip this game, I absolutely beg of you. There are plenty of other, better niche little FPS games for you to enjoy. Go play Blake Stone, Killing Time, Outlaws, hell, go play Corridor 7. All of them are more competently made than this, which sucks, because I thought this game had some potential.
