Deep, but with a few issues.
At it's core, Deadly Dozen has more in common with Rainbow Six than Medal of Honor. Missions must be planned out, operatives carefully chosen and equipped, and lots of trigger discipline used if you want to succeed. This makes for a very deep experience. Mechanically the game is very stuff, and the visuals have aged very poorly. This was a budget title back when it was first released. But if you crave a deep, tactical experience, that's equal parts strategy and shooter, then you might get some enjoyment out of this.
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