Players can duck for cover to avoid fire and quickly restore their lost health, but this comes at a price: the longer you stay in cover, the more your Power-Up Meter drains. As the Power-Up Meter goes up in level, it increases the strength and ammo capacity for your weapons, plus adds bonus multipliers to your score. Successful hits fill up the "Power-Up Meter" on the bottom-right. Players (generally) do not control the movement of the character instead the character is moved by AI as the player aims and shoots at targets using the Wiimote (making the game much like arcade shooter Time Crisis). Unlike the third-person shooter gameplay system established in the 360, PS3 and PC version, this game is a "rail shooter".
Each mission has one default playable character.
The game is linear and level-based with full campaigns for both factions.
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