Crusader: No Remorse™

This is a great game! Even in today's standards, this game could hold it's own. But they really need to do something about the controls. At least add controller support to this and this can be a hit again. As much as I love this game, I have to knock it down to three stars solely because of the antiquated controls. But if you can get past that annoyance, you will find a truly solid and fun game. And on a side note, this series ("No Remorse" and "No Regret") absolutely needs a remaster!

Crusader may be an old game, but I have wonderful memories of it. Back then, the graphics were impressive, the music enhanced the atmosphere of a dystopian future city, and the gameplay felt like it went beyond the typical platformer. Today, it's still a great game, assuming you have any fondness for it. I recommend it!

Was really happy to get this game at a really low price and it included the cut scene cinematics which really help understand the story a little better. Worth the buy

This game requires a thorough read of the manual before you jump in, because it has one of the stranger control schemes out there, but once you do, you're in for a great time! The strange controls require a little extra focus than a standard control scheme, which actually helps suck you into the action. Hope you enjoy!

I loved playing this game and its prequel, No Remorse, when they first came out. I got hooked on the first one's demo which came in the mail on a CD, and as soon as No Regret came out, went and bought it from EBX. Those were the days when the tech was low quality, but the games were all about adventure and violence. The Crusader series was an absolute blast with its querky live action pop-up screens and animated cutscenes. It had the right amount of challenge with just enough options to be different on a second playthrough. They should have made a trilogy. Would defintely recommend to those new to it.