Having played rail shooters before, I wasn't expecting a good story, as the genre's arcade nature prioritizes action. I was pleasantly surprised to find a high-quality story and humor that I think even more serious media should have.

The game features two distinct characters with different play styles, as shown in the trailer. Play as Tony, an inexperienced character whose vision is constantly obstructed by his hair, or play as Clarence, a skilled marksman who is inexplicably followed by chihuahuas. Tony's gameplay is slower and more deliberate, while Clarence is faster in almost every aspect.

Gameplay sequences include shooting or meleeing enemies as they appear, often hiding behind cover while trying to shoot you down or in a specific order. There are also quick-time events that reward you with health and ammo, all which might leading up to challenging boss fights. The final level was the toughest, but I was able to beat it.

I was truly satisfied with this game and would recommend it to newcomers to the rail shooter genre, as it offers a great combination of engaging gameplay and a compelling story.