Archaic and not very interesting:

The game is a bit outdated compared to other games from the same time frame. Many games in the early 2010 era have 4K wide screen support, gamepad options, and look better graphically. The audio was also an issue for me. Sounds effects and music were fine, but voices were really quiet and there is no sound option to adjust voice. The main protagonist is also silent going through the first part of the game which is not very engaging or compelling. Feels like a generic shooter rather than a story focused game like I was led to believe by reviews. Sure, it has objectives, and there is a story campaign, but it is the generic world power nuclear disaster type, not in the interesting post-apocalyptic sort of way, but rather like a generic fantasy spin on existing history. In this case, a powerful new element is discovered, a power craving lunatic of a leader forces field testing, the site goes boom, and you are now investigating some number of years later and given the power to go back in time and experience what actually happened, presumably, based on the introduction I went through. The protagonist doesn't really react to anything though and it feels very generic overall.

I'm sure this will appeal to people who enjoy shooters, but the features are pretty limited, and while I was able to use a community layout for controller support, it was pretty hit or miss, and I kept running into issues with certain selections having to be performed on KBM. I know many people prefer this format, but gamepad support is much more comfortable for me personally. I can see why the game may not have been as successful as the developers hoped. It doesn't really seem like it appeals to the run and gun or the story based crowd, falling somewhere sort of in the middle.

Outstanding game i have replayed this game numerous times every few years and would highly recommend for any first person shooter fan!