First to Fight has the basis of what is a very solid game, but it fails to deliver in far too many aspects, resulting in an initially impressive, yet easily exposed FPS. The gameplay is good at times, but buggy, tedious and repetitive at other times - the command/leader aspect of the game is a clear example of this; it seems very advanced and it certainly can be when it wants to be, but usually it proves to be, perhaps, a little too advanced for the game's AI and it simply confuses itself.

Though the missions are fun and can be quite challenging, it gets to be the same old hat after the first campaign. The game is a bit too easy for my liking and most gamers should probably finish the game in weekend. The enemy and team AI is all over the map. Sometimes it is very realistic and others you do not understand what the heck they are doing. If only there was a difficulty setting to make the game a bit more realistic. So in short the AI can and will be pretty predictable after a while, which makes the game a bit simple.

The shooting in this game is downright broken. Headshots? Ha! Good luck even landing shots to the body at anything but medium- to close-range. When you fire off a burst from your M16, little yellow sparks fly off of enemy soldiers, and they just shrug it off 90% of the time, as if they have invisible bullet shields.