Despite its humorous nature and unparalleled atmosphere, MDK2 does have its share of minor problems. Luckily, the frustration level is eased by the ability to save the game whenever you like. The biggest problem, however, might be the fact that the game only features ten levels. As previously mentioned, all of them are long and challenging, and they offer quite a bit in the way of variety. But once you complete the game, you probably won't want to jump right in and start over.
Clipping is also an issue in tight quarters, but nothing too serious.
There is enough strategy involved to keep adventure fans happy, and enough running and gunning to appease the twitchy types. If nothing else, BioWare deserves mad props for delivering a game that is not only creative and a blast to play, but one that will tickle your funny bone at the same time. Learning to strafe effectively is one of the game's most important skills. Perfect it, or you won't last long. Use your surroundings to your advantage.