Played and finished this game in a few hours in one sitting with my boyfriend, the reason I enjoyed it so much was because of that I think it was fun in co-op but I feel like the game would be super dull solo in comparison. This is not the usual R&C game as it is a tower defence game with linear planet design where you go do an objective, return to the base, kill hordes and then repeat till the end where you have one last rush and complete the planet.

Things I do like is the co-op, the weapon choice fits well and are fun to use, the upgrades to your character through badges earned on the planets and the cringey dialouge from the villain was amussing.

Things I disliked are the levels they felt dull and way to long, the reusse of a level when there is only a handful of them, the groovitron made the game way to easy and the pyroblaster was super strong which made anything melt in seconds with no chance of fight back and finally the back and forth felt a bit tedious on the longer levels.

Overall this game was fun and super short maybe like 3-5 hours I think so I would reccomend especially if you are playing co-op.

Much like Deadlocked, it's important when considering this game to not expect it to have the same gameplay as its predecessors. I went into this game expecting exactly what was advertised, and I had a pretty decent time. Once again, the story is inconsequential at best, but the gameplay loop of racing through the battlefield, earning your weapons, placing your defenses, and warding off waves of enemies was VERY satisfying. Not a long game by any means, but as someone who never played it until marathoning the entire series, I was surprisingly pretty happy with the time spent.

Full Frontal Assault is about on par with All 4 One for me. Both very fine games in the Ratchet series, but if you don't have a friend or two to play this with then you can decide if you wanna skip it or not.

This game is your typical Ratchet and Clank gunning and platforming experience, except this time, it's a tower defense game. It's probably the shortest Ratchet and Clank game and can most likely be beaten in an afternoon so it doesn't overstay it's welcome. Though enemies get weirdly bullet spongey towards the end, especially the tanks. Pro tip: use the flame thrower weapon if you get stuck. It shreds through health bars like a hot knife through butter. It's actually pretty satisfying.

The story is...fine. It's a tower defense game so I wasn't expecting much anyway. The villain is really lame and is probably the worst one in the series. Funny jokes here and there. Qwark is the main focus if you're a fan of him.

Overall, a fairly good time. Get a friend if you can and blast through it. If you can't then feel free to skip. If you liked playing through the story mode, then give the online multiplayer a shot. From what I played of the tutorial, it seems like it could be fun with a couple of buddies.

I had great fun playing this as a kid. It is a completely different game that other Ratchet & Clank games. Playing split screen with my little brother was also great fun.

Short game with a very short story which isn't really cannon to any of the games.
This is one of the better Ratchet & Clank spin-offs out there, nr. 1 would be Secret agent Clank.

Would recommend (re)playing if you own the game.