This game gets a passing score because the core game play works even though it's repetitive and the jumping mechanics are ridiculous. The game feels kind of like Metal Gear: VR Missions on PS1 but the objective in every area is the same: kill all the enemies and reach the exit. The thing is that despite the fact that this is an indie stealth game with some really flawed mechanics the idea of the game is great. Your pistol gets four shots and they only replenish when you knife an enemy. You can also dash, wall jump and use a rudimentary form of sonar to approximate the enemy's location. I only played this on hard and every enemy killed me in one hit so getting detected meant instant death.

Even though it's repetitive the combat controls are pretty accurate and you can always dash if you get bored, granted the faster you move the more you risk dying. There are some extremely frustrating areas in this game including parts that took me over an hour to complete. Really unless you are lucky the only way to do it is memorize the spawn points because if the enemies see you, you die immediately. They can spot you from across the map and they will all be on you and kill you before you have a chance to reset. You can hide bodies and this gets really annoying in the later stages as the enemies wander all over and you need to hide every single body to make sure they aren't detected, and even then they will still be detected.

The soundtrack is excellent even though it doesn't fit the game. The worst thing about this game is the horrendous platforming. The game expects you to wall jump in an FPS and that's as awkard and terrible as it sounds. I didn't get stuck for too long on the platforming sections but they were very obtuse and irritating all the same. I was pleasantly surprised by how functional and challenging this game was, and even though it frustrated me to no end it's a very well done, albeit repetitive stealth FPS.