I'm somewhat of a fanboy for these series, so I actually liked the game. The atmosphere, i.e., the sound effects, the closed and dark corridors, the jungle, all was pretty cool to me. The campaigns I thought were alright, but yes they were real short. I actually disliked the Predator campaign the most, because by the time you finally got all the tools to play with, it was over. The 4-player survival mode was what I played the most with friends, and that was where it was at if that's your thing. I only played the deathmatch the first week or two, so I had no idea it was dried up. It's a shame because I thought it was fun, although a little unbalanced because a fully armed Predator would almost always slaughter everyone else and it limited I think to 2 players using him. I think the experience glitch is what probably killed this one so soon. If you searched for a game, as soon as it started loading players, you could exit and play campaign and gain multiplayer experience by killing the AI. The boss creatures would gain you an ungodly amount of points. I hit the highest XP achievement before I finished the second campaign, LOL. That would lead people who weren't so good to play against the "real" level 50 players and get spanked. Probably made most people stop playing, since half the players online only play for gamerscore now anyway, it seems, and quit when they got all the cheevos. Anyway, long story short, I do recommend it, but only if you're a big fan of the movies. As a shooter in a crowded market, it doesn't one-up any of the bigger fanfare games in any way at all, really.