Somewhat blending the feel of an old arcade-style gun game with some elements that are a bit more like an FPS Dixie Dash is an odd bird. You’ll be able to maneuver around a pretty limited environment at every stage, sort of able to take cover from enemies who’ll spawn in and who are trying to take you down. Equipped with a few different guns, the first thing that jumped out at me was that switching between them generally felt like a waste. I could pretty effectively use my pistol at range, nullifying the somewhat slow-to-use sniper rifle, and it was lethal enough that when an enemy was getting in close the time to switch to the shotgun and shoot wasn’t worth the risk when I could just unload with the pistol. Admittedly, there aren’t too many games out there in this style, so depending on what you’re hoping for it could work out, but be warned the experience is pretty bare bones overall.