Good but weird: Feels a lot like it was made before the conventions of the FPS genre were well defined, so you get this strange historical artifact - a mish-mash of daring ideas, jank and bizarre humor. As far as I know, this Ludicrous Edition is currently the best way to play the game, and I had no technical issues. Gameplay consists of lots of exploration and of an unusual style of combat in which you use hitscan weapons to keep enemies stunned, switching targets all the time as you do so; all the while trying to identify if the situation calls for you to swap to one of the game's myriad launcher weapons, usually to deal with tougher threats or bunched up enemies. There are multiple playable characters to choose from, and it seemed like the "Accuracy" attribute was close to irrelevant, despite it changing between them. But speed and max health matter quite a bit. It's also worth noting that this game's soundtrack is unusually good and often does elevate the action, all mostly thanks to legendary video game Maestro Lee Jackson.