This game is a glorious mess. It's a clumsy FPS that was apparently originally developed for the Wii by a dev who hadn't made any FPSes before, and it shows. The character models are amateurish. The level designs are all incredibly repetitive and mazelike, so half the difficulty is in just trying to find your way around. You can pick up any weapon, but cannot pick up ammo or reload at all, so you have to constantly swap with the partially-emptied guns your enemies drop. Enemies almost universally die in one shot, regardless of where on the body they are shot or with which gun. There is a totally unnecessary mechanic where the protagonist has a serious eye condition- so serious, apparently, that if he doesn't take pills for it every two minutes, he begins to go blind, and then, eventually, dies. These pills are painfully scarce, and can't be carried with you- only picked up where you find them- so as a rule you'll die more to the eye disease than to enemies. There's absolutely no save system beyond the level starts, so if you die, you have to do absolutely everything on that level again, regardless of how big it is.

On the bright side, the game's protagonist narrates all the events in the game in a horribly detached, almost sociopathic stilted British monotone, saying things like, "The justified necessity to damage office equipment to further my progression is strangely satisfying" after he breaks some computers, or "This is a lab. It is not my lab, therefore it is a rubbish lab and I should be trying to leave as soon as possible" when he enters a section of the building occupied by terrorists. I can't tell whether this is meant to be darkly comedic or is just terrible writing, or both.

Anyway, don't play this game unless you like being frustrated and dying repeatedly while a sociopath talks about his eye condition.