Even more fun than the music, though, are the in-game sounds that help create the setting. But others are unpredictable and really funny. In addition to being fun to listen to, the audio is also of good quality. The music is clear, the voices not at all garbled. You can also use a joystick if that's more your style.
Controls are easy to master.
Documentation Xatrix should be commended for a very clever approach to documentation. The game comes with a reference card that can be helpful during setup and starting the game in DOS, but the real innovation is in the game's manual. The writers have done a nice job with the tabloid manual of balancing entertainment with the need for quick, easy reference. I found myself reading the manual just for fun and laughs at times. But in the heat of a bitter multiplayer battle, when my survival meant hitting just the right key, I was able to open the manual and find what I needed almost instantly.