In order to recommend this game, you should wait until heavily discounted. This brings very few new ideas to the FPS genre. That in itself is nothing too bad, but there are probably just as many cons as there are pros.

This has a good selection of weapons, plus you can give them upgrades. To buy either, then you need the $ you find in the game. That seems like a cool feature, but it takes far longer to buy all options than there is game time. You will not have all weapons and will likely not have too many fully upgraded weapons by the time you finish this. There are a few different pistols, rifles, shotguns and bows you can get, but it seems that there is 1 of each that is the best. If you die, then you have to also use that same in game $ to revive. You get gold (separate currency) that seems to appear from random fights along the way. You can use that to buy better weapons (most will need a second playthrough to afford). You can also use that gold to buy HP regeneration. If you save for just that, you will get it around 2/3 of the way through. By that point the grenade throwers appear making that regeneration mostly useless since they will usually one-shot you. Since there are aid stations throughout every level the regen is not nearly as useful as you would think.

This is a port from a cell game and you can tell byt the gameplay and that there are some things that have that tap or finger slide feeling to it. For a cell/tablet game, it is actually quite good, and has great graphics. For a PC game, it feels over 10 years old. The levels are repetitive and has a low budget Doom/Dead Space feeling. Enemy movement is clunky and predictable; straight line directly towards you. End boss is anti-climactic and very easy. Game is incredibly short. I finished on medium in 3.5 hours. Also, you can only hold on to one pistol weapon, one 2 hander, one type of grenade, and your default melee attack.

The game is not all bad, and for the short time it took to beat it, I was marginally entertained. It takes longer to unlock and upgrade than there is time in the campaign. Story and dialog is meh. Repetitive levels and corridor and scripted AI enemy fights. The first hour was pretty entertaining. The second was like "hmmm, this again?". Then it quickly became "I just want this game to be over". I don't plan on playing this further to unlock other weapons or upgrades and I don't care to play any other modes.

In order to recommend this game, you should wait until heavily discounted. This brings very few new ideas to the FPS genre. That in itself is nothing too bad, but there are probably just as many cons as there are pros. This has a good selection of weapons, plus you can give them upgrades. To buy either, then you need the $ you find in the game. That seems like a cool feature, but it takes far longer to buy all options than there is game time. You will not have all weapons and will likely not have too many fully upgraded weapons by the time you finish this. There are a few different pistols, rifles, shotguns and bows you can get, but it seems that there is 1 of each that is the best. If you die, then you have to also use that same in game $ to revive. You get gold (separate currency) that seems to appear from random fights along the way. You can use that to buy better weapons (most will need a second playthrough to afford). You can also use that gold to buy HP regeneration. If you save for just that, you will get it around 2/3 of the way through. By that point the grenade throwers appear making that regeneration mostly useless since they will usually one-shot you. Since there are aid stations throughout every level the regen is not nearly as useful as you would think. This is a port from a cell game and you can tell byt the gameplay and that there are some things that have that tap or finger slide feeling to it. For a cell/tablet game, it is actually quite good, and has great graphics. For a PC game, it feels over 10 years old. The levels are repetitive and has a low budget Doom/Dead Space feeling. Enemy movement is clunky and predictable; straight line directly towards you. End boss is anti-climactic and very easy. Game is incredibly short. I finished on medium in 3.5 hours. Also, you can only hold on to one pistol weapon, one 2 hander, one type of grenade, and your default melee attack. The game is not all bad, and for the short time it took to beat it, I was marginally entertained. It takes longer to unlock and upgrade than there is time in the campaign. Story and dialog is meh. Repetitive levels and corridor and scripted AI enemy fights. The first hour was pretty entertaining. The second was like "hmmm, this again?". Then it quickly became "I just want this game to be over". I don't plan on playing this further to unlock other weapons or upgrades and I don't care to play any other modes.