The modes in this game range from 8 person FFA (12 players online) to 1 vs 1. There is also 2 vs all and 1 vs all. When you start playing with more than three players at once it can get a tad buggy; minor irks like grazing an opponent as you miss a punch can still result in full-on contact, or where sometimes you may completely miss when you know you hit. In my experience, however, such occurrences were few and far between and never really turned the tide of the match.
The graphics are decent: they resemble an early 2000′s video game which have always been fine with me. I have never been one to pick on a game because the graphics aren’t on par with Crysis. I also liked the fact that weapons and combos are physics-driven, which includes certain set-pieces and props.
Each level is unique in design and they blend together quite well, so when you play on a bridge level then the next level is next to some apartments, it feels like the same city, which in this case happens to be Rome. As each map is modeled after the fine Italian metropolis, I can overlook how similar the levels may appear.
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