Original sentence: Although level design for Metal Arms is linear, there is more than one way to complete objectives, such as using brute force and heavy weapons or "hacking" other robots and directly controlling them to push through enemies for you.Here, the player will take control of the game's main protagonist, Glitch, viewing his actions through an over-the-shoulder third person perspective.Metal Arms consists of 42 separate levels.Over seventeen weapons are accessible to the player, most of which can be upgraded through the use of "upgrade kits strewn about in various locations in the campaign
Edited sentence: Although the levels can be considered mostly straightforward and linear, players can use their large assortment of unique weapons to go about completing them in whatever way they choose, such as powering through with the heavy damage weapons, directly taking over enemy bots to do the dirty work for them, or recruiting enough enemies to create a small army backing them every step of the way.Here, the player will take control of the games main protagonist Glitch, in the "over the shoulder" third person view.Metal Arms boasts 42 action packed levels, being uncommonly long for a game of its genre.Most of these weapons can be upgraded, with upgrade kits that can be bought or found in obscure yet appropriate places in campaign (for example, the level 2 Rocket Launcher upgrade can be found in the first level where the player faces Titans).The game controls are "simple and easy to learn", and over seventeen weapons accessible to the player.The player is pitted against large amounts of varied enemies, and strategy must be implemented to defeat them (for instance, in one level the player must navigate through enemy filled streets while keeping an eye out for deadly snipers and upper story turrets).There are also multiple levels in which the player assumes control of a character other than Glitch (each with varying abilities and weapons), as well as a number of levels based around vehicles