Others say...

"Great FSP except for several frustrating items..."
This FSP is fun to play. The graphics are pretty good and the controls are easy except for the full magnification using the sniper rifle. The visual is too shaky. There are certain difficulties during play as far as fighting the "enemies" but I think that makes the game more challenging. The most critical and FRUSTRATING issue is you can play for a long time, then get killed and have to start all the way back to the beginning of the section your playing. There is no F5 save!! Still, it's a fun game but it's no F.E.A.R. or HALO.

"Great game, once"
I'll counter the person who filled out a review based on the demo. In the full game it is made clear why there are enemys behind you when you go back. For the most part you can clear an area and walk back, to a point, without issue, however some parts of the game you need to go forward and then back where you came from is now restocked with bad guys.

I did have similar problems with the reticle shift making it a real bear to use the sniper rifle as I couldn't smoothly site on a target. This was a machine issue and turning off my AV and running the program right after boot got rid of the problem.

David Duchovny's voice acting is great, if you're a fan of his X-Files character as it is pretty much along the same lines.

The graphics are first rate. Enemy AI for the most part isn't much, but considering they are mostly zombies what do you expect?

"Why not us?"
This nothing more than an average game. To the one who said that the rectical shake was crappy, if someone shoots you, you will become disoriented. It has a awesome weapons, from powerful pistols, to recharging plasma rifles. Oh yeah, and the grenades that implode then explode, those are real neat. Not to mention the option to dual wield SMGs and shotguns.

No game is complete without a multiplayer. I'm used to playing games like Counter-Strike: Source. So the multiplayer was very basic. About 4 different modes, and up to 16 instead of 64. Still I keep playing it for some reason. Despite its short comings like its lack of servers and players. (Only 3-4 Servers up at once. Maybe 30 players in every server at a time also.) Still it has many maps, which are based of off single player areas. Also the community is good. No team killers, and most servers allow you to vote! So its democratic. Just to mention, I've tried playing the multiplayer on dial-up and theres not to much lag! So if you have dial-up and have always wished to play multiplayer games, this will fit your book!

Overall if you need a new game to play. This is the way to go. Not only for the single player but for the multiplayer.

"its alright...but"
it has a decent story, great play, great weapons...but, it took a long time to load because of the damn check disc, it would load with sound but not audio, david D couldve done a better job of acting...marilyn manson did a a better job if that says anything, and sometimes the story did get stale.

"Not fun"
Note that I only played the demo of this game. 3 things made me quit almost 20 minutes into the game.

1- I only played the first part and quit inmediately after the 5th time I got killed by zombies/aliens whatever (There are no subtitles in the cutscenes so I had no idea what was going on or what I was supposed to do) because it was downright impossible to be unable to aim right. In any other shooter (Half-Life, Halo, etc) you choose where to aim. But not in this one. Here, if you are running, recieving a shot, or anything else, the reticle (And the whole view) will move by itself away from your objective, and fade with grey in the process.

When you're dealing with a single zombie/alien/whatever, it's not difficult to get behind a box/corner and peek for a moment to shoot them. But dealing with multiple enemies at the same time (Which happens constantly and in every level- I'll explain this later) the crosshairs will seem to dance in front of you, and hitting anything at long range (The enemies are all excellent snipers using shotguns, apparently) is just impossible. That's why I quit.

2-Now the frequency of the enemies, as I promised: Well, in any other shooter, you go forward CLEARING an area of enemies. That means, if you shoot everything in sight, you should be able to backtrack and much as you want without finding any enemies. Well, not here. The levels follow a Doom style (Going forward trough a narrow tunnel/hallway) and you will be attacked from any direction at a random time. Which means that you can clear a room, advance to the next, and get shot in the back by zombies/aliens whatever that just came from the room that you just cleared.

3-The game uses a checkpoint save system.

Combine those 3 things with gloomy, dark and sometimes pitch black rooms, throw in enemies that can use stealth camouflage, and you get the most frustrating experience in First Person Shooters.

The only thing that I liked about this game was that it worked as as smooth as silk even tough I have a Intel Video Chip instead of a graphics card. However, I didn't get a chance to examine the rich details of the environement because zombies/aliens whatever pop out of the blue every 5-6 seconds anywhere in the room you're in. Maybe if you were able to lock doors, I would have given this game a chance, as it would be much easier (And fair) to be attacked from a SINGLE direction. But as expected interaction with your environement is null.

Avoid this one. Or look for a hack that gets rid of the reticle shake.