One of the best from the era. I remember especially the beautiful textures and environments and the disappointment that the real game didn't look at all as good as the CG demo mpeg file that was up on the site and took forever to download back in the 28.8 baud days. But this was as artistic as Shiny Entertainment ever got, and has nice Tommy Tallarico orchestrated music, very smooth (if jumpy) controls (you get used to them). Still playable today - but be warned it's a bit short. One wishes that they had made the sequel as Bioware did not really seem to get Shiny's style. Nick Bruty and Bob Stevenson, Tim Williams, Shawn Nelson and Andy Astor should be commended for the artwork and design in this game. Dave Perry should be commended for seeing that the game was fun throughout. It feels like it moves at almost too rapid of a pace and I always wished it had been longer. You can run fast in it and it was one of the first games to introduce the "headshot" ability (sniping off heads) -- your helmet itself -- your whole head -- is your sniping weapon. The game mixes bizarre ideas with comedy, but it dark throughout.
