There's too many buttons, combos, special moves, and strategies to learn. How could they expect me to ever learn all 2 of them?!

Aesthetically beautiful swinging game held back by speed running standards that will even give seasoned speed runners a run for their money. The level editor is fun / easy to use. Hate the par times..

Trick question: Who has suffered misfortune more? The spaceman who was brutally eviscerated by a gigantic evil alien or you after playing this for more than 10 minutes?

The title says it all.

If aimbots, bad teammates, and general BS pisses you off, play this game. It's great for building a tolerance to cheating, incompetence, and terrible RNG. The odds are stacked against you in a bad way

I wouldn't recommend trying this in real life. I would recommend playing this game, though.

Promises of "climb anything" and "unique-physics based guns" sound great but all you get is a clunky linear wave shooter with unsatisfying shooting. Right now it's just not worth the money/time.

On paper, a cover-shooter with Space Marines sounds brutal, exciting, appropriate to the source and fun as hell. In execution...not so much. Bland, uninspired, repetitive and not worthwhile for anyone

We have yet to see any other game handle the hybrid FPS/RTS subgenre as delicately and expertly as NSII. The commander feels like a commander, and the troops feel like they're units in an RTS. Amazing

Yet another non-third person shooter that thought that its story would be enough to hold up low-quality imitation Gears of War gameplay. XCOM fans avoid this at all costs.