G-Force takes you into the heart of a world where only the strong survive, where a bizarre saga unfolds with heroes that are neither human nor supernatural beings, but rather a team of highly trained guinea pigs: Darwin, Blaster, and Juarez. This time, their mission is not just to face a familiar enemy but to stop a dangerous plan led by billionaire Leonard Saber and his army of smart home appliances turned into deadly war machines.

However, the game’s events do not fully reflect what happens in the movie. Instead, they branch into more complex and thrilling paths. While Speckles disappears in the film after the team escapes from the pet store and only returns at the end, in the game he reappears much earlier, claiming he survived the trash compactor. The game also adds new environments not seen in the movie, such as appliance factories and sewers, which give the story a broader scope. A new enemy, named Yanshu, also appears as Saber’s partner and begins contacting Darwin in later chapters, revealing hidden layers of the conspiracy. As the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that Saber was actually a victim of manipulation, tricked into activating a destructive project known as Cluster Storm. While in the film he is arrested before he can fix his actions, the game has the G-Force team rescue him after he is wrongfully imprisoned by the FBI. The ending also takes a different turn: while Darwin faces Speckles in a store in the film, the final showdown in the game happens aboard a massive alien-like spacecraft. Speckles refuses to back down and insists on carrying out his evil plan, forcing Mooch to destroy the machine in a move that seems to cost Speckles his life—though a hand emerging from the wreckage hints at his survival and possible return for revenge.

When you grab the controller and start your adventure in the game, you are no longer just a player—you become a real agent, thinking and moving like a highly trained guinea pig. The game takes you on third-person adventures where you control Darwin using advanced gear such as an electric whip, laser weapons, mini grenades, and an ice cannon. Each tool offers a unique way to defeat enemies or solve environmental puzzles. But there’s more than just combat: the jetpack allows you to fly through tight spaces, avoid traps, and dive onto enemies from above, adding a distinct tactical layer to the gameplay. In some levels, players control a modified hamster ball, navigating through sewer tunnels, shooting at enemies, and dodging obstacles.

With the introduction of the electronic fly Mooch, missions take on a new dimension involving stealth, system disruption, and security network hacking. Mooch isn’t just a tool but a partner who completely changes the game dynamics and opens up paths Darwin alone cannot access. The game also relies on collecting SaberSense chips, which are used to upgrade weapons and abilities, giving you a constant sense of progression. The levels themselves are cleverly designed to make you use all your skills across interconnected 3D environments with hidden paths, secret rooms, and a variety of enemies, each with their own combat style. The challenge doesn’t come just from tough battles, but from the diversity of solutions and your creativity in combining tools and strategies. In short, this game doesn’t merely rehash the original idea—it rebuilds it from the ground up with a fresh spirit, more advanced technology, and a varied gameplay style that makes every minute you spend in it truly worthwhile.