12-12-2012, 03:06 AM
Jill of the Jungle, Epic Pinball, Jazz Jackrabbit.
In fact. Epic Games need to give the Unreal and Gears of War series' a break, and bring back their older ones.
No need to mention Rise of the Triad since a reboot is on its way. But out of Apogee's other games.
Blake Stone
Got overshadowed by DooM pretty quickly when it came out, due to using the Wolfenstein 3D engine.
Plus there's not that many modern first person shooters in a sci-fi setting.
And then there's Raven Software. We'd love a new Heretic and Hexen but their second game is an interesting one.
Shadowcaster
A dungeoncrawler RPG with a full 3D world. The engine was by John Carmack, no less. Predated DooM by a few months.
It had one gimmick that's rarely used in games: shapeshifting. The hero could turn into six creatures with their own abilities.
In fact. Epic Games need to give the Unreal and Gears of War series' a break, and bring back their older ones.
No need to mention Rise of the Triad since a reboot is on its way. But out of Apogee's other games.
Blake Stone
Got overshadowed by DooM pretty quickly when it came out, due to using the Wolfenstein 3D engine.
Plus there's not that many modern first person shooters in a sci-fi setting.
And then there's Raven Software. We'd love a new Heretic and Hexen but their second game is an interesting one.
Shadowcaster
A dungeoncrawler RPG with a full 3D world. The engine was by John Carmack, no less. Predated DooM by a few months.
It had one gimmick that's rarely used in games: shapeshifting. The hero could turn into six creatures with their own abilities.
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