41 points hmm37 2 hours ago 23 comments
prologic 1 hour ago | parent
emaro 1 hour ago | parent
tetha 1 hour ago | parent
That being said, the one player campaign seems way faster and higher damage than I remember. But heck I love this blast from the past.
superkickstart 1 hour ago | parent
kennyadam 1 hour ago | parent
jerf 1 hour ago | parent
howunfortunate 1 hour ago | parent
I took a glance through and everything looks perfectly fine to me.
hung 1 hour ago | parent
Also the character portraits are pure nightmare fuel. You went from anime style illustrations to this weird semi-illustrated but with skin textures look. Gross. Those could probably be fixed with better prompting. But yeah, maybe work on the art direction part.
Edit: I guess the graphics are from 3d models? Maybe the textures just need updating then, or like, less upscaling since the original models were basically just flat colors for the most part.
fxtentacle 1 hour ago | parent
"OpenOMF (MIT): the open-source reimplementation whose reverse engineering this port follows."
ruler88 1 hour ago | parent
jsphweid 1 hour ago | parent
Many years later after I had long forgotten about it, I was alone traveling across Germany by myself. This game suddenly popped into my head in some Berlin hostel but I couldn't remember the title. I posted on a couple of random forums across the internet and someone identified it from my admittedly terrible description. I remember celebrating in the hostel common kitchen area.
suboto 1 hour ago | parent
ceuk 1 hour ago | parent
The only game I actually remember us buying prior to around the windows 98 era was "Cool World" which my dad let me choose at Woolworths (UK)*
But aside from that I remember sooo many DOS games. Some random ones: Wacky wheels, Paperboy, OMF, Pushover, Doom, Heretic, Contraption Zack, Warcraft, Might and Magic, D generation. One called abyss.exe? What was that?
How did I get all these games (and so many more??) some of them were demos, but not all I don't think.
*Probably not suitable for a ~5 year old in hindsight
katbyte 1 hour ago | parent
pizza234 1 hour ago | parent
Pretty much like audio tapes and VHS... floppies :) That was indeed the time of boot viruses!
Later, in the 90s, there were also warez CDs and DVDs - see Twilight CDs :)
drivingmenuts 1 hour ago | parent
gubidonius 1 hour ago | parent
christkv 1 hour ago | parent
glimshe 49 minutes ago | parent