_ Direct execution of the game, without the need to download data and simulator.

_ No ads.

_ No need for internet.

_ Compact and small data file.

_ Ability to save and recall the game at any point of the game you want.

When starting the game, players are prompted to select an arm, body, and legs for their cyborg character. Enemies are also a combination of these three types of cyborg parts, even having the secondary arm mixed. When players choose the "two players game mode," players will be prompted to the customization room, and afterwards either go to the main adventure mode or the duel mode if they previously set it in the Options menu. The first player has a combination of metallic gray and yellow, while the second player has a combination of metallic green and purple.

Enemies come in pairs, with first and second player colors respectively. Players have a wide variety of moves, which includes picking up and using objects and manipulating enemies, grabbing the enemy's arm and removing it, and swap it for the current arm, and if the enemy does not have a primary arm, then the next thing the player can grab is the body and tear the enemy in half, which can then be drained to replenish energy.

As the levels progress, the player is confronted with cyborg enemies sporting different modified bodies. If desired, the player can swap out parts from defeated enemies by kicking the wreckage and grasping downward at the displayed item. This is sometimes needed, such as in the first level where the player is faced with an enemy with high-jump legs and then has to jump across a wide chasm. Later on, battles with enemies become increasingly difficult. The more powerful weapons from defeated enemies prove essential in defeating the next wave of foes or end-level bosses.

In easy mode, there are 3 stages, and 3 levels of each stage, and a boss at the 3rd level of each stage. In stage 1, the player finds themselves turned into a cyborg after their space ship crashed, but their memory erasure had failed, causing the player to become a rebel cyborg, fighting for freedom and to destroy whoever turned the player into a cyborg. Stage 1 is the outskirts of the planet, with sparse civilization. On the 3rd level of stage 1, there is a boss that the player must defeat in order to progress to the next stage. Once beaten, the player progresses to stage 2, level 1. In stage 2, the player finds themselves inside of a building, and must fight through all 3 levels of stage 2 to progress to stage 3. In stage 3, the player finds themselves in an industrial setting. In easy mode, when the player defeats the boss in stage 3, level 3, the player wins the game. Each level of each stage is a different color of the one previous. This was one of the main problems with this game, as people criticize its repetitive maps.

In brutal mode, the hardest possible difficulty, there are 5 stages, and the "Main Boss." Stages 1-3 are the same as stages 1-3 in easy mode, except the enemy cyborgs that the player must fight are stronger. In stage 4, the player finds themselves on a futuristic space-station, where they must battle through all 3 levels of stage 4 to progress to stage 5. In stage 5, the player finds themselves in an eerie cave with sparse technology. There is no boss at the end of the third level of stage 5. Instead, the player progresses to another stage that consists of 1 level. This is the "Main Boss." The player finds themselves in the lair of the Brainiac, a giant brain that the player must defeat to win the game. To defeat the Brainiac, the player must destroy all 3 modules located on the front of the brain, while dodging the array of lasers that return every 2 seconds. When the lasers return, a portion of the lasers fire, leaving little room for the player to avoid getting hit. after the lasers shoot, they slide off screen, and the player is able to hit the Brainiac once more. When the Brainiac is defeated, the player officially "Wins" the game, and the credits are shown. At the end of the credits, the player is asked to input their name, where their score will be displayed.

Enemy cyborgs appear in pairs of two. The first cyborg is always in front of the player, at the top of the fighting zone. Then a second cyborg appears behind the player, at the bottom of the fighting zone. This fighting aspect of the game does not change. The player must defeat both cyborgs to move forward, where the player must defeat 2 more. At the end of a stage without a boss, the player's hovering vehicle swoops in, and the player jumps in and flies off screen, then the player's level points are rewarded and they progress to the next level of the current stage. When the player kills another cyborg, it takes 5 seconds for them to explode, so the player can move forward. The player can also crouch, and hit the corpse to make it explode faster. The player can also low-kick the body, forcing the legs up. the player can then switch legs. The player can also remove other cyborgs' arms, during a fight. The player cannot perform this move to any bosses, except for the stage 1 boss. Torsos cannot be switched, as the torso hold the player's human brain.