The level design is okay, and the city levels look fairly realistic. There's a little bit of puzzling in Ravages - there are a few buttons that need to be pressed to open doors elsewhere, and you also need to find a piece of a hidden superweapon on each level. This weapon is needed in order to defeat the final boss in each episode. But there's also plenty of blasting action as you find yourself under attack from the temperamentally challenged clones. You'll be up against clones of Beast, Bishop, Archangel, Cannonball, Iceman, Phoenix, Cyclops and other X-Men, each with different abilities and powers.
Wolverine clones can do a lot of damage close up, but they're easy to take out at long range.
The Bishop clones on the other hand are happy to blast you at any distance, and they're immune to energy weapons. And the Rogue and Archangel clones can fly around above your head making them particularly hard to deal with. The characters also show visible damage so that you can tell when they're not far from snuffing it. As ever, you've got an assortment of nasty weapons to help you take out the baddies. Unusually for this kind of game you start off with all the weapons, because they've been bionically stapled to your character's hands.