Onirism

-Steep learning curve in the very beginning to learn everything you can do because you have so many actions you can perform, such as stealth, prone shooting, ground and arial melee combat, and much more.

Furthermore, while my machine (on Linux) has run the game well, experiences have varied for others; it's a Unity game, and I get the impression the devs may feel overloaded handling optimization requests for so many PC builds.

In addition, the sheer number of outfits and accessories on display were fun to collect, the characters were fun and charming and the story, while very simple at first, goes places that I would have never guessed going in.

Almost as if you've jumped in a time machine back to the PS2 era with the likes of Serious Sam and Conker's Bad Fur Day, this game is a bite of nostalgia mixed with modern-ish cartoon graphics and a cute-as-heck aesthetic.

The colors, the world, the sound design, the weapons, and especially the movement all spoke the exact language my brain has always wanted to hear.

Along with the games main campaign, there is classic Multiplayer Modes, such as Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, King of the Hill and others, with a healthy selection of maps.