Unlike other games where visibility is a couple of hundred miles, this game boasts a more realistic approach. The horizon and anything in it is kept out of sight by a foggy haze which slowly clears up as you approach it. Killing creatures is not as easy as it may seem. Each animal requires a certain amount of hit damage to die. Blood is radically evident and the queasy are advised to stay away from this one.
Positional infliction is a large part of the game.
If you have a lot of time you can aim and kill with a single pistol shot to the head. This results in a bullet wound in the head and blood flowing from it when the opponent is lying dead on the ground. Hitting the main body takes a few more shots but, for the few sick people out there, can provide a thrill through the numerous bullet, arrow, or plasma holes in the enemy. Smaller weapons and bladed weapons have a tendency to remove body parts resulting in a fountain of blood spraying from the wound. I must admit you do get an adrenaline rush when you turn around only to see your enemy ready to throw a grenade at you and you throw a blade at him ripping his arm off, causing the grenade to land and explode right under his nose.