It uses the arrow keys to turn but you can’t strafe unless you hold down ALT, making movement extremely difficult. But there’s one major buzzkill to the action and that’s the control scheme. When you’re hit, not only does the screen flash red but your aim gets knocked off, and many objects within the game can be destroyed outright or shattered in spectacular fashion. As far as visual quality, the game is somewhere between Duke 3D and Redneck Rampage.
Levels have a good mix of outdoor and indoor areas and the ocasional simple obstacle to overcome, such as a locked door. Multiple weapons, health pickups and scattered enemies populate each level, which play out more or less as you would expect. It’s the year 2356 and some aliens invade some grey planet somewhere for some nefarious reason. Although released in the late 1990s, Hades 2 feels and plays like a Doom-era shooter.
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