Eradicator

I've never played this game in the 90s, so it was a new experience for me. Despite all these negative reviews with complains that the game is "too simple", "the same tech base theme", "the same enemies" etc., I want to say that I really liked it *because* it has the same tech base theme, and killing robots (instead of humans/zombies) was, against all odds, refreshing for me. Maybe I had a special mood to play such game - I am from Ukraine and I was sitting with my dog and two cats in "behind two walls" room during air strikes, and playing this game. At such moments I didn't want a complex game to play, because when there are bombs flying above your head, you cannot concentrate on something with a complex plot. I just wanted to walk through "tech base" themed corridors and shoot robots. Thus, I give it a 4/5. I would give it a 5 had it a modern source engine port just to increase the resolution, as the details sometimes were hard to see - it's like you're playing original version of DOOM in DosBox. So I just want to say that there are times when you have an appropriate mood to play games like this one. If you really like old FPS, give it a try. (played Steam version, glad it's available on GoG now)

I currently own this game on Steam and...on CD-ROM! I own this copy since I was 6-8 years old, and man does it still hold up today. You play as 1 of 3 (1 unlockable) character that must go through a giant citadel in order to destroy the last boss and prevent a cataclysmic event. Nothing too innovative here in term of story. Where it shines the most is the creepy atmosphere, the ton of guns with special functions and the enemies that can pose a threat to you, not to mention the level design. It's quite long too.

This game is very cool and different enough in every way to be in it's own realm. Very puzzle rich maybe to a point of being frustrating, but still good level design. The Gog version works good and looks like includes an editor now but personally that is not important for this type of game. The depth and atmo and interactivity is well beyond Duke3d or anything up to maybe quake.

A forgotten relic of FPS greatness. Eradicator is full on co-op and has some of the most ridiculous weapons in 90s shooters. The remote control car bomb is just beautiful!

Three playable Characters + some voice acting, Many guns + remote controllable enemies, explosive robots and turrets, A good amount of inventory items, Different types of enemies, Ok level design + secrets, Cosmic space atmospheric music and nice sound effects, Tip: to active secret weapons double tap the weapon number and it will active if you have ammo for it