
A virus has escaped at Genoq HQ in London, and Derrida, the lead scientist at Genoq, has asked you to help save the day. Travel up through the Genoq skyscraper rescuing the stranded employees and putting an end to the escaped virus.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 56reviews | 18% | — | $10K |
| $14.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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The classic D/Generation is a great isometric puzzle game with a creepy atmosphere, and this new HD version is largely the same (same levels and everything), but its super buggy and glitchy. Buggy to the point that I often have to quit out of the game and go back in to clear odd graphical glitches. Buggy to the point that you have to actually quit out of the game nearly every time someone talks to you, or you won't be able to see what the next person is saying. Buggy to the point that the countdown to doom timer at the end of the game doesn't count down properly, it keeps telling you the same amount of minutes are left over and over and then suddenly time's up, but instead of losing the game like you should, you win the game instead with the "good, but not best" ending. And when you actually win the game, you get no ending at all, the game just restarts at the beginning. And the walls were depicted as waist-high in the original so you could see everything in the puzzle-like single-screen areas, but the walls in HD are high enough that they obscure a lot of things that kill you before you realize they are. It's honestly one of the worst remakes of an old game I've ever seen.
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D/Generation HD is a remake of an old 1991 MS-DOS game called D/Generation. It's an isometric action/puzzle game where you move around various sci-fi office buildings avoiding turrets and things. I have to say this is really bad quality. I laughed a bit when I saw the super janky walking animations. This doesn't really improve on the game in any noticeable manner apart from removing the pixel graphics the developers in the 1990's had no choice but to use with arguably worse ISO graphics. At least it works in 4K? $10 price tag, too. That's not gonna fly with me.
Apparently this game is from 1991. Never played the original before but I was bored so I gave it a shot. It's terrible. The controls are extremely awkward, it feels like everything is ice and I'm slipping around on the surface rather than walking. The gameplay itself is weird AF, there are deathtraps everywhere and you run around pushing buttons to get into the next room. Everything is incredibly low budget and frankly terrible. This just might have been one of the worst games I have ever played. Avoid.
This is honestly the worst port of a beloved classic I've ever played. Just find a copy of the original and play it via Dosbox.
Di solito non scrivo mai male dei vecchi giochi, perchè tengo presente la difficoltà che ci voleva per produrli o svilupparli nel periodo in cui sono usciti. Ma queste è una remastered fatta veramente male. Faccio prima a dire cosa non è buggato, ma sto ancora cercando quella parte non buggata, forse sono gli achivment anche se qualcuno lo ottenuto senza aver capito bene cosa ho fatto. Se ricordate con nostalgia questo gioco state lontani da questa remastered è veramente ingiocabile.
The only reason I bought this is because I speedrun the original, which makes it even funnier that I have yet to get the Speedrun achievement in this. Some versions of the game on some consoles is AFAIK unbeatable. What a absolute mess.
Feels a tad buggy - it wanted to start on the left most monitor (which is portrait) - making it pretty unreadable as the graphics were all chopped off. I managed to press alt+enter which puts it in a portrait window. I had to kinda blindly change the resolution. Once in the game - the animations don't seem all that natural. The eye stalks fire rate is way to fast (in the original I felt you could dodge them somewhat) - that's ok though. What really got me after a while is the stuck dialogue messages - even after saving and going back to the main menu they were still there. For the $4 I paid - probably ok? The original Amiga version was so charming though :(.
I use to play this game about 20 years ago, once I upgrade my computer I could no longer play it, then I found Steam they had a new download version of (D/Generation HD) I love the new design and ease of play and YES I do recommend game.
Horrible. Controls suck, glitchy as can be. I love the DOS game
Should have been left in the past.
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