Astral Rag
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Yes, it's Carmageddon: Reincarnation.
Another episode of Dicking with Emulation.
Mazes of Fate (GBC)
Mazes of Fate (NDS)
NDS version looks better, have more characters but hidden switches are slighty harder to notice. On GBA they looks like those from Legends of Grimrock. On NdS they're ordinary brick but slighty brighter, so you end clicking everywhere.
I got sensible chuckle when I did first quest (yep, it's about rats in the basement), looted it and asked for reward. Old lady goes down and see that I stole everything, get mad. Did it again, told "Urm, I found few coins down there", she tell "It's yours". And you go outside with pack of poisoning leafs, magic rings and 5 coins.
And to cap this pointless post off, does anybody have some nice recommendations on forgotten gems? Started to collect FPS games the last year and feel the need to add something to the collection.
Not all forgotten gems but here are some FPS that are not your list:
Wolf3D and Spear of Destiny, don't forget to try out the free Macenstein
Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold and Blake Stone: Planet Strike, just play the sequel if you're only going to play one
Rise of the Triad (google WinRott)
Marathon, I never was a big fan of the series but they're definitely not bad games
STRIFE, make sure to disable all the popamole features if you end up getting the recent re-release.
Doom 64 TC
Dark Forces (google DarkXL) and Dark Forces 2
CyberMage
The Terminator: Future Shock and Skynet
Outlaws, see our unofficial patch thread for info on how to run it on a modern OS.
Blood, check out http://blood.nanoaugur.net/
DN3D then try Shadow Warrior if you want to play with Duke's brother from another mother. The re-releases are ok, just don't use the "smooth" filter
Duke Nukem Forever
Redneck Rampage, Witchaven 1 and 2 , TekWar, NAM and World War II GI are all pretty mediocre but you might find some enjoyment in them
Powerslave (aka Exhumed) is another decent build engine game, the PSX version uses another, more advanced engine and is also worth checking out
Realms of the Haunting, make sure you play the patched us version (google Transformation Patch)
Chasm: The Rift, this "Quake clone" uses an interesting engine, it's not a great game though
HλLF-LIFE
Unreal (use Kentie's renderer)
Unreal Tournament (same)
Quake 3, at least finish the SP campaign on Nightmare and become a better person
Return to Castle Wolfenstein
NOLF 1 and 2, good games despite IMO rather mediocre gunplay
Aliens VS Predator, tastefully re-released as AvP Classic 2000
FEAR + expansion packs, 2 is a bad FEAR game and 3 is irredeemable trash
Then there are tons of great custom maps for Doom and Quake.
When SSI made Dungeon Hack, they copied the monsters (and their stats) verbatim, forgetting that this lovely chap has an Armour Class somewhere close to -10. But then again, EOB3 only accounted for one of these to be around, not multiples...
While I've beaten this game several times (with the difficulty scalers maxed out) I've never been able to beat the game with a non-Cleric character. Everyone else just starves to death. Even worse is that the manual talks about some very powerful set items, I've only ever found ONE item of one set - and of course, it was unusable by my character class!
I have never beaten the game, but i remember going far several times with a mage when i found Vampiric Touch ; basically my HPs never went below the max. But i eventually died being petrified or so...
You aren't using Cow Approved Cheese for a Dungeon Hack cleric. You gotta use two spiritual hammers because they return to your hands when thrown, then turn the game in to Serious Sam and start circle strafing!
You aren't using Cow Approved Cheese for a Dungeon Hack cleric. You gotta use two spiritual hammers because they return to your hands when thrown, then turn the game in to Serious Sam and start circle strafing!
That's a pretty good idea. Hammers are probably more useful than Flame Blade, at any rate.
Sega we will never forgeve you
Pretty sure you can actually revive Nei, provided you have the right item during that fight. So, not really.Sega we will never forgeve you
Proto-Aeris
Wow, looks pretty neat, first time I hear about it. How is the combat and character development?Gorasu - Legacy of the Dragon. One of the many forgotten cRPGs.
Yes, you can create your own version of Licarior from BG2, that can talk, argue, betray (both based on EGO), gain experience and be brave enough to deal massive critical damage.