The game's fast techno soundtrack is catchy at first but gets repetitive, while the sound effects in the game are surprisingly subdued. Still, you'll probably come to appreciate how quiet most of the sounds are, since these too would undoubtedly start to grate on you if they were any louder. Still, multiplayer Enforcer can be played either cooperatively or in a deathmatch mode. There aren't any team modes, and the simplistic style of the game doesn't lend itself particularly well to deathmatching, though the cooperative action can be enjoyable for a while. Multiplayer Enforcer takes place in the same exact areas as the single-player game, and the game ultimately isn't much different if you play alone or with someone else.
Enforcer is the biggest departure from the core series to date.
It's as mindless of a shooter as they come, and you can't help but be disappointed at the thought of this, in light of the series' roots as a mentally stimulating strategy game. That's not to say a mindless shooter is a bad thing. UFO Defense was. Of course you'll be done with Enforcer in a fraction of the time you could spend with the 1993 game. All rights reserved.