The roaming third person perspective highlights the 3D graphics. Three distinct camera angles can be selected, which are useful for different parts of the game. The graphics have the typical sharp Psygnosis look, but this time without the flash and flare of titles like WipeOut or Destruction Derby. Still, the level of detail in weapon use and when ships catch on fire, as well as other instances, add much to the cute look of the game. The translucent water is especially effective in the realism of the wacky environments.
Sound effects fit the bill, with all the appropriate screams and explosions in their proper place.
Definitely an excursion from the techno soundtrack that would be expected from Psygnosis, but the tracks fit the game perfectly. They do, however, become a bit repetitious over time. Up to five players can battle it out in over ten different arenas with a multi-tap. Strategy takes a definite role, as different weapons all have their strengths and weaknesses. Those looking for in depth strategy or tons of action will not be satisfied, but anyone in the mood for a mild dose of action and puzzle elements will enjoy themselves plenty.