Thread 11846567

Just (re)posting some of my favourite most under appreciated games of the 90's

>>11846572
>>11846569
these ones used to show up a lot in euro vidya magaiznes in late 90s -mid 90s

>>11846567 (OP)
A UNIVERSE OF TERROR

A MARATHON OF FEAR

This is like a really weird specific digital version of scrapbooking and I don’t know how to feel about it.

>>11846749
What do you think the Internet was 20 years ago?

>>11846757
Geocities websites with frame based navigation and embedded midis. I don’t recall anything like this.

>>11846572
disruptor my beloved

>>11846567 (OP)
I didn't play Eradicator until several years, it was impressive how it was basically Build-level tech and in some gameplay ways maybe even more advanced while being more of an indie, but the levels got tedious pretty quickly

bump, kino thread

>>11846567 (OP)
Ahhh shit. I remember your pics from the obscure FPS thread. Thanks for sharing, anon

>>11846572
>That one ship self destruct level

>>11846741
I love that someone, other than me, thought to post this.

>>11846584
This looks interesting

>>11848082
Yeah that one is awful and it's the only reason I haven't attempted to100% the game.

>>11846575
Zero Hour is actually a lot of fun but the checkpoints are pretty unforgiving.

>>11848202
It's pure soul but you should play the original first

Awesome game I found out about thanks to /vr/

>>11847578
what do you mean with 'build-level tech'?

>>11848463
NTA but engine wise and feature wise Eradiactor is very close to Build Engine games like Duke Nukem 3D. The rendering engine looks similar, it has many effects that Build Engine games also have, even has the third person view.
It does have the "picture in picture" thing which Build games didn't have and which would probably have destroyed framerate in Build (though admitedly I haven't tried Eradicator with period accurate hardware).

>>11848482
oh I see thanks! I totally forgot that build is an engine.

>>11848482
oh I see thanks! I totally forgot that build is an engine. thought anon was using programming lingo for something akin "deployed". whoopsie

>>11848482
>It does have the "picture in picture" thing which Build games
Duke3D had monitors showing different cameras and mirrors.

>>11849052
The resolution for those when not viewed in first person is abysmal though. It's better in Shadow Warrior but it did tank the framerate