Things are pretty much standard fare here when you’re on foot, meaning anyone with FPS experience will pick up the controls quickly. The only thing that may take some time to get used to is having your melee attack mapped to the right bumper. To me it made using it feel like a pre-planned event rather than a defensive reaction, which can be problematic when you’re having an unexpected face-to-face encounter with a tango.

From an in-game standpoint the new weapon upgrades are the main attraction here as some of them really add pop to your arsenal. Each of the game’s seven weapons received an upgrade with the sawed-off shotgun emerging as a highlight for me as well as my weapon of choice for close encounters.