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It might have a name like a religious play performed with puppets, but don’t be fooled. This is actually an ambitious sandbox RPG set in medieval Europe, with an emphasis on historical accuracy – heck, even the food you pick up will spoil over time. Your knight can layer up multiple bits of armour and clothing, ride a horse and wield a bunch of huge, cumbersome medieval weapons for that authentic post- Dark Ages experience.| Reviews & Images | Screenshots & Specs | Similar Games | Trailer |
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| The Escapist | Corgi Warlock has a great concept and decent core mechanics, but never quite elevates itself into an engaging or memorable game. | 50/100 |
If you were a Star Wars fan in the early- Nineties, this combat simulator almost single-handedly justified PC ownership. The game had the daunting task of competing against the likes of Wing Commander, but managed to trump them on a graphical level – in an era when most games were still throwing sprites around the screen, X-Wing rendered enemy TIE fighters and other objects in full 3D. Mission design required an incredibly high level of execution from players, but that barely mattered when you had control of the iconic Rebelcraft. In fact, so complete was your control that you even had to manage energy between shields, engines and weapons.
final lightsaber duel, the pod race is easily the highlight of The Phantom Menace, so it’s fitting that LucasArts did everything it could to match the excitement that the original cinematic sequence offered. There are a large number of ships and courses to unlock and an excellent two-player mode (although the PC version could support up to eight via a local network). Graphically it’s superb, particularly the N64 version which benefits from the Expansion Pack to increase the game’s textures. There was also an exclusive bundle on N64, which is slowly rising in value. The Dreamcast and PC versions are better due to being on more powerful hardware, but as many of you mentioned Nintendo’s version by name it’s the one we’ve decided to focus on.
Star Wars Galaxies
This team shoot-’em-up was awesome a decade ago, and age hasn’t dulled it a bit. Whether your playing as a Sith Lord or a Rebel sniper, you’ll have tons of fun.| Reviews & Images | Screenshots & Specs | Similar Games | Trailer |
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| Metro GameCentral | Another perfectly constructed neo-arcade game from the makers of Luftrausers, which perfectly marries twin stick shooters with roguelike punishment. | 90/100 |
| Softpedia | The most hardened fans of the rogue-like genre. | 90/100 |
