There’s a pretty standard setup at work here, though a couple things feel out of place. The two biggest ones were using the right bumper to reload and having the left trigger aim down sight with some guns and not others — even after several hours I’d still end up tossing bombs when I meant to reload. You’ll also have to familiarize yourself with the face buttons as outside of A (which jumps) they’re different for each class. It’s not tough, but do expect a modest learning curve.

All five characters have numerous moves/spells at their disposal, meaning it could take some time to become familiar with all of them. Once you do, however, you’ll be pulling off impressive-looking combos with ease. Clicking the right analog stick cycles through the game’s three zoom settings, and it can also be used to move the camera and check rooms around you.