Bio Menace

This is one of those games I had a shareware version as a kid but never played the full game. So what we have here is a pretty good classic platformer with a lot of shooting. The control is very smooth and it's fun to blow up enemies. The enemies come in all kind of shapes and sizes. The designers really used some imagination when coming up with these creatures and robots. Your main weapon is the gun but you can also find grenades and mines. Some levels are quite difficult but I managed to beat the game. I guess there is re-play value because it isn't too easy. Played on: Linux Mint

fun for a few seconds till the novelty wheres off not sure i could play through the whole game/s

This is a great game for GOG to offer as a free bonus, because it pretty much encapsulates the spirit of Good Old Games. Yeah, it's obviously old and the graphics are dated, but the gameplay still holds up and it would be a shame for this game to just disappear and never be played by anyone again. The controls are tight, the graphics are charming and nostalgia-inducing, and the game is challenging and even sometimes frustrating without being unfairly impossible. You'll have to tread carefully, seek out extra lives and secret levels, and make good use of your reflexes and strategy, but the game is just forgiving enough to keep you wanting to play through to the end. And best of all, our hero is absolutely rocking that math teacher mustache. It's easy to overlook the games that come free with a GOG account, or to assume they're bottom-of-the-barrel junk not worth playing, but there are some gems in there, and this is one of them.

Guys you should play Biomenace. You have the opportunity to play this fantastic game for free. It´s a amazing classic game about science fiction, shooters, aliens and robots. Is the same developer of Duke Nukem, Apogee, 3D realms. This game have excellent graphics, and a good story. In a level you can save comander keen who is trapped. I think Snake logan is Chuck Norris´s son.

It reminds much on commander keen, but it is a bit darker, more for grown up, less for children