Gameplay from the PC version of Descent, emulated in DOSBox.
Released during a time when PCs had some of the best and most advanced games out there, Descent took the one-man-against-a-legion conce...
Gameplay from the PC version of Descent, emulated in DOSBox.
Released during a time when PCs had some of the best and most advanced games out there, Descent took the one-man-against-a-legion concept and turned it on its head, by allowing you to turn yourself onto your head.
True "six degrees of freedom" movement, as they called it. The ability to fly around orienting yourself however you needed to, moving to and fro in all three dimensions. It was something big, something that was practically unheard of.
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o man i remember playing this when i was young on our old IBM. i recently found it on another game called cyberia and i still cant get passed LVL7 boss its sorta hard without a joystick
oh man, when i was a kid i used to play this one game where..i've forgotten a lot of stuff about it but i remember that everything was extremely bright and flashy and it was like a maze but you get guns and, and.................AAAARRRRRR RRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG GGG, it's gonna haunt me until i remember what it was and get a copy of it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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