If you're just in the mood to kill nazis, this game doesn't disappoint.

The actual gameplay where you run around shooting nazis is solid and fast paced. The game is good for a long sitting, and is honestly just as long as it should be. There's just enough variation in the level design to keep it from getting repetitive, although there were moments when it began to drag. However, some of the way the controls work are a bit awkward, but possible to get used to.

The game also falls short with some of the actual weapons themselves. While you can find some awesome upgrades, there's a lack of impact in the controls and sound design that you never feel like you're putting the hurt on your enemies. The guns are too quiet, maybe they wanted you to hear the dialog, voices and environment more? Even the game's version of the BFG is way too impractical to actually use against anyone. It makes you so slow and has a very long charge time for each shot that you can't even fire from behind cover before all the enemies immediately flank you. Just focus on the couple or so weapons you find the easiest to use and you'll have fun.

This game presents itself as story-driven, and the developers made it a point of focus. But the story itself lacks focus and cannot decide if it wants to be juvenile or to be taken seriously. Emotional scenes are punctuated with out-of-place immature humor causing many sudden jerks in tone. I think it was trying to go for the distinct charm often seen in Quentin Tarantino films, and falls very short. While the storyline doesn't work, thankfully the background lore you'll discover expressed in collectables, interesting level design, and the minor interactions NPCs have with each other give enough reason to explore the world. I also got a chuckle out of the silly one-liners that come out of Billy as you play.

Why do I still recommend this game? The game gets the classic FPS style running really fast and destroying everything right. It was easy enough to ignore the pointless stealth mechanics.

If you're just in the mood to kill nazis, this game doesn't disappoint. The actual gameplay where you run around shooting nazis is solid and fast paced. The game is good for a long sitting, and is honestly just as long as it should be. There's just enough variation in the level design to keep it from getting repetitive, although there were moments when it began to drag. However, some of the way the controls work are a bit awkward, but possible to get used to. The game also falls short with some of the actual weapons themselves. While you can find some awesome upgrades, there's a lack of impact in the controls and sound design that you never feel like you're putting the hurt on your enemies. The guns are too quiet, maybe they wanted you to hear the dialog, voices and environment more? Even the game's version of the BFG is way too impractical to actually use against anyone. It makes you so slow and has a very long charge time for each shot that you can't even fire from behind cover before all the enemies immediately flank you. Just focus on the couple or so weapons you find the easiest to use and you'll have fun. This game presents itself as story-driven, and the developers made it a point of focus. But the story itself lacks focus and cannot decide if it wants to be juvenile or to be taken seriously. Emotional scenes are punctuated with out-of-place immature humor causing many sudden jerks in tone. I think it was trying to go for the distinct charm often seen in Quentin Tarantino films, and falls very short. While the storyline doesn't work, thankfully the background lore you'll discover expressed in collectables, interesting level design, and the minor interactions NPCs have with each other give enough reason to explore the world. I also got a chuckle out of the silly one-liners that come out of Billy as you play. Why do I still recommend this game? The game gets the classic FPS style running really fast and destroying everything right. It was easy enough to ignore the pointless stealth mechanics.