Sadly this will have to be one of my first real non-recommend reviews:

First the positives: ( fully personal opinion. )

1 -A wild control scheme that for some may ends up being very fun to puzzle out, especially if you get good enough to do smooth movements. For instance, I did work out a way to do a super-fast quick draw on the revolver.

2- Music and sound effects that tickles my brain in a good way. The music at least for me strikes a balance being too dissonant to stand and actually fitting rather well. I do enjoy that the menus and even grenades give off sounds that complement the music in adaptive way. I didn’t even realize they were sound effects for a bit.

3 – The cutscenes have a compression on them I do enjoy and the voice acting both in cutscene and gameplay is having a “so bad its good” quality.

Secondly the negatives: ( fully personal opinion. )

1 – Said wild control scheme only re-enforced to me why developers latch on to the twin sticks both physical and virtual for FPS. I sadly abandoned it part way through because the auto aim didn’t work half the time. When I was forced to do combat, I would kite the conga line of bad guys towards a hall way and spam the SMG with vivid prayer. I also ended up with health never above half even on easy mode.

2 - The game is way to short for the 10 bucks price tag. I assume its this much so that the dev could recoup the 100 buck steam fee. Its only around 4 stages with less than 2 hours of content if your just trying it out.

Summary: If you have 10 bucks burning a hole in your pocket and you want see what it would be like to play a point and click single mouse first person shooter then take the game for a spin!

Sadly this will have to be one of my first real non-recommend reviews: First the positives: ( fully personal opinion. ) 1 -A wild control scheme that for some may ends up being very fun to puzzle out, especially if you get good enough to do smooth movements. For instance, I did work out a way to do a super-fast quick draw on the revolver. 2- Music and sound effects that tickles my brain in a good way. The music at least for me strikes a balance being too dissonant to stand and actually fitting rather well. I do enjoy that the menus and even grenades give off sounds that complement the music in adaptive way. I didn’t even realize they were sound effects for a bit. 3 – The cutscenes have a compression on them I do enjoy and the voice acting both in cutscene and gameplay is having a “so bad its good” quality. Secondly the negatives: ( fully personal opinion. ) 1 – Said wild control scheme only re-enforced to me why developers latch on to the twin sticks both physical and virtual for FPS. I sadly abandoned it part way through because the auto aim didn’t work half the time. When I was forced to do combat, I would kite the conga line of bad guys towards a hall way and spam the SMG with vivid prayer. I also ended up with health never above half even on easy mode. 2 - The game is way to short for the 10 bucks price tag. I assume its this much so that the dev could recoup the 100 buck steam fee. Its only around 4 stages with less than 2 hours of content if your just trying it out. Summary: If you have 10 bucks burning a hole in your pocket and you want see what it would be like to play a point and click single mouse first person shooter then take the game for a spin!