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Tyrian 2000

The Game that Keeps on Giving

The screenshots for this game simply do not adequately convey the vibrant experience of Tyrian. From the stunning (some might say explosive) visuals to the absolutely perfect soundtrack, Tyrian delivers a perfect 2D game that far surpasses modern standards. The story of Tyrian is surprisingly deep for its format. Much of the story is told in the form of "Data Cubes". Some of these are silly, humorous, or incredibly sad- but they show an intensely well-crafted story as well as a rich universe. All that and it's free, too! The design in the game is second to none. Enemies are imposing, unique, and despite wanting to kill you, look graphically wonderful. Your own ships are all unique, from the standard scout ship you start with to the epic, incredibly silly Carrot Ship. Yes, it's a giant carrot. The other shining point of the design is in the levels. Tiered graphical overlays above and below your ship show off beautiful, memorable environments. Even above everything else, Tyrian manages to pull out the most incredible weapon designs. The immensely destructive yet beautiful visuals your weapons have is incredible. From lasers to sonic waves to atom bombs to LIGHTNING, you will never be left wanting for additional weapons. But hold on! Don't forget one of the best parts of this childhood classic. There's a co-op mode. Find your best friend or drag someone off the street and get ready for some incredibly intense dual-fighter action.

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