Last Rites

First time I tried it, I loved it it was cool. Second time, it froze every 2 seconds, the audio was all glitchy and it was totally unplayable.

Восковая фигура Дюка Нюкема, под которой скрывается явное нежелание реставрировать то, что когда-то называлось игрой, потому ничего другого рынок представить не мог. Порты древних игров ремастерам, - прямое неуважение к забредшим сюда по року судьбы поколению пепси.

Staroć straszny i ma swój klimat, mimo ,że nawet jak na standardy tamtych lat to wieje dziadostwem.

The only passable thing about this are the nice looking sprites and decent music, yet the graphics are subpar for 1997. There's not much to be giddy about, because the levels are ass and so is the gameplay. The mall and that giant warehouse are the most outstandingly harrowing maps of the set. There's no automap so it's certain you'll be lost hunting for switches without knowing what they do. The flashlight has a limited battery so you can enjoy the gray corridors in total darkness. Play this only as a punishment for yourself.

One of my favorite video games from the 90s. Sprites are nice (but the maps itself seems to be fully 3d), soundtrack is one of the best, but setting of the game is what I like the most-futuristic city, mall overrun by zombies, some kind of industrial zone and sewers, scifi weapons, also some gothic elements like a church in the middle of the city, which has sort of easter egg in it. And then ofcourse the final two levels of the game that are quite different from the main zombie theme. The downside is the level design, which can be quite confusing and it demands some patience, but once I finished the game, the second playthrough was much more enjoyable. Graphically it was outdated even when it came out and it looks similar to Terminator Future Shock 1995 or Alien Trilogy 1996 (probably the closest similarity, this game also has awesome ost). So Its not perfect or anything, It just has this uncanny vibe, certainly helped by the soundtrack. (Some advices for beginners: The screen size of the game itself can be increased or decreased by the ´´+ and = keys next to Backspace key; radar and flashlight can be switched on/off by F2/F3 keys; dont forget to setup keys for weapon upgrades, its useful for the bossfight) I didn't find manual anywhere so I had to figure it out myself. I also recommend replacing the dosbox app with a newer version, then it runs a bit better.

Playing this game was horrifically painful, I got it on the cheap side during a sale and boy was it not worth it. The music is and I suppose the sprite work are the only good things about the game, other than that this game is HORRIBLE. I spent most of the game wall humping and looking for itty bitty tiny little switches that blend in with the rest of the grey environment, I nearly tripled the likely play time just due to running around the same dead areas looking for 1 switch, not that the switch even remotely hinted at what it did anyway, meaning even more backtracking to see what the hell it opened. 11 levels total, all of them blew ass, and the final boss "spoiler" can only be killed by your nuke weapon if you put it up to level 5, meaning its a complete waste of time boss as well. Its a real shame as dos shooters of this era are rare on steam but booooooooy avoid this one at all cost! oh and if you do decide to buy it, as a heads up it'll run at like 100 times speed unless you go into the dosbox config and change the cycles=auto to something else, i had it running at 30-40 fps with 15000 cycles i think, good luck if you try to complete this slog.

First person shooter from the ancient times. 1997 to be more precise. If you can't turn off the mind switch and enjoy and older game, then don't bother as everything about the game is obviously dated. But if you can, try it out. It's a great game that was ahead of its time, with a squad system and tons of zombies and undead creatures to mow down.