Eradicator

Another cool feature is ability to play from third person perspective, which is surprisingly fun during combat and extremely useful during platforming sections.

Duke had a better atmosphere (looks a bit nicer, feels "bigger," has interactive pool table, etc.), but this one has better gameplay, especially later in the game (personal opinion).

While it may not rival the genre’s most celebrated classics, it offers depth, replayability, and a distinct identity that rewards players interested in retro FPS history.

Visuals are decent and polished, maps are cleanly detailed with cool SF aesthetics and lots of destructible environment pieces.

Sound design reinforces the tone, with weapon effects and ambient audio adding intensity to firefights.

The difficulty is just right (not too easy or too hard).