Fuse is an enjoyable cooperative shooter, but also feels rather generic and nothing special. With dated graphics, glitches and quirky sound effects; its playability remains undiminished, though. Characters are likeable and engaging – plus its playability makes it simple and accessible! Also worth noting is how easy Fuse is to pick up and play!

This game offers an engaging sci-fi universe with unique weapons and colorful characters reminiscent of Insomniac’s two most beloved franchises, Resistance and Ratchet and Clank. While not a perfect experience, the game provides entertaining gameplay – perhaps acting as the current-generation farewell gift from Insomniac!

Though the story may not be deep, it still holds great appeal. The ‘Overstrike 9’ team of PMC agents is sent on an international adventure to locate Fuse, an alien substance capable of creating some amazing weaponry such as guns that create black holes and shields that reflect fire back onto those that absorb it – though unfortunately Raven corporation wants to weaponize Fuse for destruction throughout the planet.

Each character offers their own set of abilities, yet all share a similar basic combat system, which is intuitive and accessible. Every gun features primary and secondary firing modes while character abilities allow players to quickly reload on-the-fly, take damage, or use melee attacks – taking full advantage of these skills is key for taking out enemies and progressing through levels successfully.

Echelon mode allows players to unlock additional characters beyond the four main ones. Each fighter features their own upgrade tree with team-specific perks that can also be found as bonus pickups during story missions or Echelon mode; please be mindful that team perks don’t stack.

Though its cast may appear bland at first glance, each character possesses their own distinct persona that shines through. Cocky Aussie explosives expert Fuse is especially enjoyable to play as his ability to annoy enemy squads while raining destruction from above is both amusing and entertaining – especially with Pathfinder and Octane helping Fuse get up high ground so he can unleash bombs onto unsuspecting enemies below! Overall, Insomniac Games’ latest effort provides an entertaining experience worthy of both of its most beloved franchises; however its eclectic approach to storytelling and gameplay may occasionally feel overloaded and underwhelming.