Finally, the humans can gang up on the computer, also known as Hunters, and attempt to rack up as many kills as they can against computer units, base defenses and so on. There is also a single player offline practice mode where you go against from one to ten computer controlled Hunter units. This isn't of much interest except to teach you to pick up crates at every opportunity and to help you learn what units are effective against other units for Free For All matches. You'll feel right at home with the graphics and control system if you have played any of the previous games. The graphics work fine, although it is sometimes difficult to discern one infantry unit from another because they can be quite small.
Sound effects are also retreads, with the same explosions, unit responses to commands, and so forth.
One change is that you can pick from four different voice sets for unit responses or turn them off. Even though the effects aren't new they still sound good. The music is actually quite good, and if you like that sort of thing you have the option of playing the CD audio tracks on your stereo. The game functions as advertised and provides pretty clean Internet game play even with many players. There are a lot of better ways to spend your money.