Only Lead Can Stop Them

不太推荐 横走的时候会莫名其妙的爬墙

[b]THE GOOD[/b] This is a classic boomer shooter. You have a diverse set of guns and you fight a fairly wide variety of enemies with them across about 25 levels. Some of these levels are HUGE. Some are short, but punchy. On the larger maps, there are usually multiple copies of keys littered about the place. This means that you can explore in whatever way you'd like and still get the resources you need to complete the level. Very sandbox focused design, and it works really well. Regardless of level size, it does a good job of mixing up the ammo so you can't just rely on the same weapons all the time, which is pretty swell. The secrets are solid, and not unfairly hidden. Some games have them such that you need to just spam the use button against all the walls until one just slides away to reveal a secret room. This game doesn't do that. Secrets are usually marked in some way that you could miss if you aren't paying attention (like a patch a wall that looks damaged). There are entire levels that are exclusively found through secrets, which is awesome. [b]THE BAD[/b] I play a lot of boomer shooters and I consider myself pretty good at them. That said, this game is pretty hard (I played on Normal difficulty). A lot of the play time came from having to replay segments. This can be fixed by save scumming hard, which you are allowed to do. Many enemy types (flame thrower guys, black robe cultists, etc) can basically kill you in one hit, which is BRUTAL. As previously stated, many of the levels are HUGE. Sometimes, they can drag on without the feeling of genuine progress because of how open and sandboxy they are. Many of the areas on these larger levels serve no real purpose, not even holding secrets, just holding duplicates of keys, reducing them to just death boxes you can wander into on accident in search of progress. This combined with the difficulty leads to some levels just really feeling like slogs to get through. This is only for SOME levels, the majority are still good. [b]THE UGLY[/b] The story is really vague. The game does not utilize notes, cutscenes (for the most part), walls of text, dialogue, or really even environmental storytelling. They really don't explain all the supernatural elements which actually make LESS sense as the game goes on. The flamethrower is poorly designed, frequently dealing damage to you the user, so much so I rarely used it. It killed me almost anytime I shot it and its the gun the game switches to automatically when your Vickers Machine Gun runs out of ammo, so I would frequently go from blowing away bad guys to suddenly lighting myself on fire and dying in 1 to 2 hits of my own gun. The levels get better as the game goes on, but they start off rough. By the end of the game your seeing some really cool sights: nicely designed mansions, teleporter chambers, cool ambush sequences, etc. But in the beginning, this is just not the case. [b]THE BEST PART[/b] There were really no bullet sponge enemies. The weapons felt powerful the whole way through and I really appreciate that. I cannot express how good it felt to not have enemies that would just eat the entire ammo load of a weapon on their own. Also, the graphic settings were really fun. This game was clearly inspired by Wolfenstein and they did it justice.