Big, dumb, noisy and violent. However in some ways it refreshes the WWII formula and does provide some good brash fun.
There are plenty of big explosions within The Outfit, mainly because almost all of the scenery is destructable in some way. Many mission objectives rely on this by asking the next player to destroy Nazi HQs or simply to blow up the nearest bridge to delay Nazi reinforcements. Other missions rely on the player blasting their way through Nazi front lines or capturing a new base or enemy weaponry. Then again the rather basic AI resorts to swarming the player to make itself prove to be a challenge.
Controlling the vehicles is a little difficult at first due to a strange control scheme, but once you have eventually got used to the one-stick system it works surprisingly well. The main problem however comes from the camera. As you zoom into the screen to gain accuracy for those longer shots you can't see either side of your vehicle or character, making navigating and avoiding semi-camoflauged rocket troopers a nightmare to avoid.
The Outfit makes an enjoyable romp if you feel like some brainless fun, but due to a lack of depth and some camera issues it isn't quite the game it tries to be. With a cracking Live mode though, in some ways it makes up for the faults.