Crusader: No Remorse™

I remember playing this game for the first time ever back in 1995, when it required SO MUCH of you PC! It had to had SVGA-card and also the CD-ROM! Not to mention enough RAM to go with! I still have these two (No Remorse & No Regret) on the original CD's , but seeing that these games are available here on GOG is just mind-boggling. Everyone should at least give the first game in this series a chance. It is incredibly well done, the graphics hold on even now and the destructible environment is something that just craves for explosions! This game was truly Origin's masterpiece when it came to graphics, gameplay and real-life actors (we can debate how much they suck or rock). It was a standard set by Origin back in the day and with over 14 levels, nigh 20 different guns, violent deaths and whatnot, Crusader: No Remorse is a gem among gems, a true evolutionary game! The music, which was made back in the day by Straylight Productions deserves a mention even almost 20 years later. Everything for the memorable main theme and in to the credits, the music (tracker music I say!) still holds even now to their modern counterpart. Straylight Productions also made music for such memorable titles as Unreal Tournament (yes, the first classis) and Deus Ex (yes, once again, the first in the series), so gamers are truly in for some treat with Crusader: No Remorse!

Although this game is already 24 years old, this is still one of the best games ever released. Well aged, so give it a try.

Awesome action! Nothing beats shooting a gas tank and watching a guard catch on fire flailing around, or hacking into a computer to take over an assault robot, turning it against guards. Childhood memories!

really, it´s no questions about it . Great graphics and efects, fmv are very nice . There is nothing wrong to say about this game, it´s top classic. Thank u GOG

I was blown away by Crusader back in 95 when it came out, and it still holds up today. The control scheme that used only the NUM pad was brilliant, never seen before or since, and the action was non-stop and almost literally EVERYTHING could be blown up. This, coupled with appropriately cheesy FMV cutscenes and an entertaining if predictable B-movie story, and Crusader was, for me, the perfect 90s game. Even now, 30 years later, I love it.