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Twelve Minutes
Twelve Minutes

Apr 17

Shadow Warrior
Shadow Warrior

Apr 10

Duke It Out In D.C.
Duke It Out In D.C.

Apr 05

Duke Nukem Forever
Duke Nukem Forever

Apr 03

Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour

Mar 31

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Great story but i felt like it required too much trial and error to complete. Especially given that the “wrong” paths were variations of the same thing I sort of wish I just watched a let’s play.

The build engine allowed for many wonderful enhancements unavailable to most 2.5D games at the time. From ambient sound to dynamic light and destructible walls, the engine allowed designers to really bring the world to life like never before. However, it’s unfortunate the game cannot break out of the conventions of the day, as many levels devolve into hunts for keys instead of pulse pounding ninja action.

I know it’s not quite fair to judge the game by the standards of the day but some of these outdated designs lead to the second half of the game really getting bogged down. By the end I was just hanging on for completion more than having much fun.

Can’t wait to play the modern(-ish) remake. Lots of fun cheesy ideas here that could be a real blast if fleshed out.

Unlike Duke it out in DC, the levels in this pack are detailed and interested. The new reskinned enemies also are pretty enjoyable.

Best of the official expansions I’ve played