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❤ Improved Gameplay and Controls

The developers have overhauled the controls and mechanics, addressing the notoriously clunky and unresponsive controls of the original 1997 version. Players now have a much easier time aiming, maneuvering, and engaging enemies, thanks to the implementation of tighter and more responsive mouse and keyboard support.

❤ Modernized Shooting Mechanics

The combat has become more satisfying and impactful, with visual feedback when hitting enemies that allows players to better gauge the effectiveness of their weapons. The addition of a reticle system helps players accurately track their aim and monitor enemy health. Weapons now feel more weighty and substantial, with the new revolver providing a high-damage, precision-focused option.

❤ Increased Weapon Variety

While the original game primarily revolved around a generic assault rifle, this version introduces a wider variety of firearms and tools of destruction, including a submachine gun, shotgun, flamethrower, and rocket launcher. This expanded arsenal gives players more flexibility to experiment with different playstyles and strategies.

❤ Responsive and Dynamic Enemy AI

The enemy AI has been improved to be more responsive and reactive. Enemies now actively pursue the player and attempt to coordinate their attacks, rather than simply standing in place waiting to be shot. This creates a more dynamic and challenging combat experience, as players must constantly be on the move and adapt their tactics to the shifting battlefield.

❤ Rampage Mode

One of the key new additions is the Rampage mode, which tasks players with racking up the highest score possible through sustained killing sprees. This arcade-style mode encourages players to explore creative methods of destruction, such as environmental traps and multi-kills, in order to maximize their score multipliers. The intense and frenetic nature of Rampage mode provides an engaging alternative to the more methodical campaign levels.