Posted on: June 27, 2015

Rezorrand
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Intense tactical FPS with good immersion
NOTE: If game doesn't go fullscreen with you, change the dosboxTerraNova.conf output=openglnb and aspect=true. Also while in-game pressing 'O' opens the options menu where you can change to higher resolution (320x400), setting isn't saved if you quit though. Terra Nova has been one of my favorite games since I bought its box version back in 90s. Although Quake came out the same year with some very nice 3D graphics, the engine in TN was very advanced: water reflections, weather effects, destructible environment (not the terrain though), day/night missions etc. And although the controls were bit clunky it didn't matter much if you were nimble on your fingers. The FMV cutscenes were ok quality in comparison to some of the worse games of the time and the story is compelling, you learn to use your teammates properly, command their tactics and actions and maybe even trust them to do their jobs. Maybe even learn to like some of them. Game itself (like mentioned by others) has a very simulation feel to it. Everything you see is attempting to immerse you in game. Your vision is constrained by the hud, map can be set to show sensor and weapon ranges, depending on weapon choices the weapons actually shoot from the side you set the weapon to in the outfit. You can give quite detailed instructions to teammates (go here, follow this route, engage at will, repair that guy, etc.), you can control remote drones to scout areas and and even setting navpoints is made to look like AR. Missions are briefed by clear videos (or text, your choice), there's occasional story advancing FMV cutscenes and while the story is completely linear the missions are quite varied ranging from midnight scout missions, via escort and demolish tasks to full-blown warzones. All the enemies, weapons, factions have loads of background information to delve through and you gain medals for particular achievements during missions. If you don't mind the dated graphics, I warmly recommend to try this classic.
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