Well, the single player is good, but the multiplayer is actually great.
The single player mode casts you as Liutenant Munro, the lead member of the Hazard Team. Which is a group of elite soldiers wil big federation guns that people turn to when things aren't exactly diplomatic.
When you start the game, you and your team are cast by Commander Tuvok to rescue the Starship Enterprise from the Borgs, who are keeping them hostage. After you finsih that mission, you and your team are split apart. You will be training others, and your crew is assigned to various other things. But, you are able to land a spot in the Starship Enterprise's hazard team.But them when you are cast to investigate an attack on another ship, which just happens to be a ship that one of the old hazard team's members is on. When you are there, you are attacked by a strange alien force that is unidentified. You must then investigate the aliens and find out how to stop them.
Some of the guns in Star Trek: Elite Force II are as follows:
Compression Rifle: A powerful rifle. The all around good gun in the game
Enhanced Compression Rifle: A compression rifle, but instead of single, powerful shots, it fires more like a machine gun would.
Federation Assault Rifle: A pretty basic shotgun
I-MOD: A gun similar to a rifle that fires green bolts of.... something
There are LOTs more guns like a gatling gun, a sniper, a variation of a gatling gun, and others.
While to single player is good, the multiplayer is better. It's just fun to go around shooting people with all the guns available. And that's all there is to it.
The sound is pretty good. The soundtrack sucks. It's basically one long orchestral song that is extremely dull. But the sound effects are really outstanding.
The presentation is great. The graphics look really good, the frame rate doesn't slow down that much, if ever. It just adds to the experience.
Well, I think that it's fun just to play this game. And you should at least give it a try