A pretty forgettable early PS2 shooter. I just played through it a week or two ago. The breakable environments are a fun novelty but not used in anyway that improves the gameplay. The story is near nonexistent. The faction members that you meet always die immediately after they say follow me. No checkpointing so you have to spam the saves. Some of the enemy AI feels a bit unfair, it's the run into a situation and die and then know how not to die type of game. You can't play through skillfully without knowing what you're walking into beforehand. So it becomes repetitive and the weapons aren't great. The boss fights are lame and the dialogue is wonderfully campy.

By the way, I still haven't finished this. I mean, besides the issues with the graphics, it's just...very meh once I get past the halfway point. Maybe the game gets better later on, but I just didn't like it that much. Bleh.

I don't want to like this game. It's got all sorts of control problems. The graphics are outdated. The animation is jerky and it's too hard to aim at these hyper guards. But halfway through this game. the story just got ridiculous.

I'm gonna kill you, Kapek. You forced me to work in a stupid mine without an escape route. Even if my boss told me not to kill you, screw it. You have an ugly robot eye. And dudes who look like the Borg deserve to die. And my face looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger.

No matter how hard I try, I just can't play this game without getting sick. I've tried modding its FPS, playing at a narrower aspect ratio, distancing myself from the screen, but nothing works. This is the only video game to ever make me sick, and it does so with great speed.

First-person shooter? More like first-person explosives adventure. :-P