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Nintendo Power praised the SNES version's action, sound, graphics and its diverse variety of missions, but criticized blueprints for only being accessible from computer terminals.cite-ref-34[32] Nintendo Magazine System praised the large number of levels in the SNES version, as well as the music and sound effects, but noted that the control system "takes a bit of getting used to".cite-ref-nms-snes-22-2[22] Nintendo Magazine System praised the music of the Game Boy version, but criticized the lack of abundant sound effects, as well as the absence of a password system. The magazine concluded that it was a "spiffing game, imaginatively designed and well-programmed".cite-ref-nms-gb-11-2[11] Nintendo Power praised the "very effective" cinema scenes in the Game Boy version, but criticized the controls for being slow to respond.cite-ref-np-gb-3-3[3] Skyler Miller of AllGame noted that the NES version "isn't a mindless shooting fest," and wrote that the "atmosphere is appropriately creepy, with a gloomy color palette, foreboding soundtrack, and some semi-gory scenes".cite-ref-ag-nes-24-1[24]

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