I didn't play this game growing up and stumbled upon it a few years ago. It completely nails the mood and gameplay of running a classic DnD dungeon. Very cool game!
I had to role it back to version 1.2 on gog galaxy to get it to work. some of the vehicles are a little wonky too that I don't think it was like in the original. Still one of the best star wars games!
I'm so glad this game was revitalized by GoG. Amazing gameplay and truely unique and fun :).
Wing Commander: Privateer is one of the best games in the history of space sims. Though it came after elite, it established itself as a foundation in the genre. If you like space sims, you should enjoy this game. Or at the very least appreciate it as an amazing part of scifi gaming history.
This is one of my favorite games and I was glad it was on gog. Squad commands in an fps, in the star wars universe. Amazing. Gog have also addressed the two known issue with playing it on modern hardware, speedy mouse and graphics. All you have to do is replace a couple of folders in your gamedata to fix the graphics, and you will be killing droids in style. To fix the fast scroll you just run the game in debug, but I didn't bother because it doesn't bother me and I like it tracking my playtime in gog galaxy. I linked the article, but if the link ever doesn't work just google graphics fix for Republic Commando. https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022715793-STAR-WARS-Republic-Commando-essential-graphics-enhancements
GOG is amazing. This game includes the GOTY Edition of Morrowind, Elder Scrolls 1 and 2, and the GOTY Strategy Guide. They do an amazing job of including tons of content for a reasonable price. Steam may have Elder Scrolls 1 & 2, but GOG makes them easy to run and play. No DosBox or extra stuff required; their games just work amazing. As someone who enjoys older games, I really appreciate them. Morrowind still holds up today. It feels old, sure, and you probably need the Guide if you want to get through the main story within any reasonable amount of time. What makes this game great is the immersion. As annoying as following road signs is, and the infinite birds of hell, it truly has one of the most charming worlds. You don't get to fast travel your way through it (without spending some coin), you get to enjoy all the detail and interesting facets that make up the amazing Island of Vvardenfell. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. I can't say much for the first two elder scrolls. The fact that they run well and are included is amazing enough for me. I will probably play them if I ever complete Elder Scrolls 3, 4, and 5.
