Star Wars™: Rebel Assault 1 + 2

These people are lazy asf. Just adjust the frame rate to 10. Use a controller (I'd suggest a DS4 or any Xbox controller) Use the analog as your movement and everything's gonna be perfect now. Check out my video playing this GOG version. A must have seriously. If you wanna see my gameplay just type LaserSauce Retro Archives and check Star Wars Rebel Assault gameplay.

I grew up playing rebel assault 1 on my grandparnets apple computer and enjoyed very much. It still plays like I remember, but this one is missing one control input, THE KEYBORAD!!! I was able to use the keyboard when i played it. This one doesn't have that option and now i can't get past level 3 with the mouse. I can beat the other levels with the mouse but level 3 is too hard for me. Rebel Assault 2 Is a fun and hard as heck on the harder diffculties but possible to beat and comes with keyboard controls!

Oh, those memories. I bought the fastest drive (3x speed) for this game. The store owner even begged me to let him show it off in his window. And then the game. It was like being in a movie theater. Simply amazing. The actual game was crap. I think it was the first railroad shooter. It was basically just for showing off to friends. Today, the game (like most oldies) is only good for a memory...but spending money on it or even playing it would never occur to me.

I really wanted to get into this game, I remember wanting this as teenager in the 90s and my parents not willing to upgrade the computer for it. Fast forward to today and there's nothing fun about it at all; who wants to waste time on what was basically a CD-ROM tech demo in the early years of the medium? Modern computers run way too fast for the control scheme and you'll find yourself exploding A LOT in what should be tutorial levels. I managed to find some cheat codes that would boost my health back up so I could keep going in the game but even then there was nothing really worth playing for. I don't mind rail-shooters per se if they're well done, but this one is not. I ended up watching a play-through on YouTube to get the gist of the game's story-line. My experience was all with #1, but I was so turned off of the series I did not load up #2; I also watched it on YouTube and was not impressed with what I saw either. I give it a 2nd star because I'm sure it'll be a hoot for nostalgia sake for those who did play it in the 90s when it first came out. But don't pay more than $3 for the pair of games and be ready to tinker with it to try and get it playable.

I remember getting my first cd-rom drive and Rebel Assault came packaged with it! Spent many hours trying to finish the game and loving every minute of it! Looking forward to re living those days this morning, thanks once again GOG.com!!!!