Bought this for my son who was a big fan of the first EDF. I joined him in co-op and we played until our hands ached – expect to use the trigger almost constantly. As a co-op game this is a lot of fun – being able to revive each other is definitely an improvement on the original. The bugs were big the robots crazy and as usual the dialogue fits the b-grade movie atmosphere perfectly.

This game doesn't take itself seriously yet provides great value for money. Easy to pick up and get into the difficulty level definitely ramps up – this is one of the few games I've played where ‘Hard’ actually is hard.

Very re-playable I highly recommend this to anyone who just wants to pick up a rocket launcher with a friend and stomp some bugs.

This game reminds me of some good old PS2 games, which weren't concerned with grimy realism–they just focused on delivering fun.

Blasting giant leaping spiders, firing laser beams at skyscraper-sized robots, dodging a massive wasp's acid juice shots. You know, that kind of fun.

With the four playable classes, and each having unique variants of the weapon types, there is a lot to experiment with. The levelling system feels right too, each level gain is a satisfying goal.

The multiplayer is great too. You could play the whole campaign online easily, if you wanted to. It just seamlessly replaces the AI bots with more powerful players to play along side you.

While there is a lot of replaying stages needed to get stronger, the different difficulty levels give actual incentive to progress, as they each have increasing level caps.

A great one to keep coming back to again and again. I recommend EDF for fun value.

It is Repetitive…The graphics is bad.The story is exist but feel extinct//The gameplay is okay…If you look for casual third person shooter BUY THIS GAME..If youre a graphics story core game DONT BUY THIS GAME..