

Does that mean ROTT is masterfully developed? Well, no, but it does do exactly what you expect for this kind of shooter, and adds in a little bit more to boot. Taking time to stop and appreciate the game’s nuances, you realize that a linear experience can offer an artfully developed game. Sure you’ll pick up rocket launchers here and there, your pistol and machinegun ammo are infinite, and you’ll be speeding down a hallway like a bullet in an air vent, but the game isn’t always about that. The set-up is simple, but the underlying methodology is decided more complex, and obscure. You’re plopped down into the out-lying compound of the Triad, the cultists that I mentioned, and are forced to run and gun your way to victory. There’s little else story-wise and that’s generally how FPS-style games tended to run during the early 90’s. The team’s boat is destroyed, and so they’re forced to engage the cultist forces head on.
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The story of ROTT centers around a crack team of combat specialists from around the world, dubbed HUNT, who are tasked with bringing down a cult that has taken residence on the island of San Nicolas, off the coast of California. If you’ve played the original, of which became available to you had you pre-ordered it from GOG, then you’ll know the score for the most part. Utilizing the latest version of the Unreal Engine, barring the release of UE 4.0, the game takes a step into a more fundamentally three dimensional direction for its gory, fast-paced presentation.

Developed by Interceptor Entertainment, and published under the “sister” company of 3D Realms, Apogee LLC, Rise of the Triad is, in all its glory, a type of reboot that takes the source material and puts it through the steam press that is current graphics.
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Now that we live in a time where we’re seeing a massive revival of these older titles, nostalgia seems to be in full bloom. The gloss back then wasn’t quite as thick as it is today with developers looking at the vital core of a game and bringing a raw experience that was simple, if not eloquently so. Ultra-violence, crude humor, and pure action were the hallmarks of that period. Looking back on videogames of 90’s, specifically those early years of Quake, Doom, and Duke Nukem, you get a sense of the landscape back then. I don’t know who told you that but they’re wrong…” “Remember: Running behind a wall and breathing really hard doesn’t regenerate your health.
