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Good action and interesting characters, also some nice puzzles/riddles.
I played solo, and you can switch between charcaters at checkpoints, though I mostly played as the elf (forgot her name, it was some while ago), she has different kinds of arrows and I especially liked the exploding arrows.
Great review bradelypariah and thanks for pointing me in the right direction to get tunngle.
Such a shame that it was tied to gamespy, even more of a shame that it was never patched to work with steam.
As others have suggested I used tunngle and lan mode to play with friends.
1P -- linear and boring as Gears (CPU partner is invincible, rendering it a matter of target practice from afar)
2P -- one of the toughest co-op TPS's out there (harder than Kane & Lynch 2 on its hardest, difficulty... with shaky cam enabled... while drunk!) that forces co-operation, as the characters are different enough to not be as good at either melee or TPS'n as one another
Verdict:
Underrated because it's essentially a 'co-op only' game, does not hold players hands and because it was overshadowed by the GoW hype of its time. 8/10
"So many bugs" ? "Game-breaking" ones ? Well, I didn't encounter any, as far as I remember. But maybe I was just lucky.