Crusader: No Remorse™

Guns, bombs and a bad-ass main character. That's Crusader:No Remorse in a nut shell. A lengthy campaign and multiple approaches to the various levels make this game tons of fun. The Silencer makes a great protagonist since he is the only one in the game and he looks like an invincible killing machine. All in all, No Remorse is highly recommended to anyone who likes shooting and blowing up stuff.

If you go runnin' and gunnin', it's gonna be a short, painful ride. But if you use some tactics, a little strategy, and take advantage of stuff that blows up real good you'll be fine. This was a favorite of mine back in the day, and it's still a favorite even among more modern stuff. I've never been an FPS master, so the "clunky" controls actually match my natural abilities! :) Roll out, pop a few caps, and collect the spoils. And if the door won't open, a blastpac or two will do the trick!

An imaginative game where you can creative plan how to dispose of your obstacles. Go through different levels filled with difficult puzzles and violently solve your problems. The graphics have aged pretty well for this fun top down action.

I remember playing this on our Pentium mmx pc. You needed to hack the keyboard with this game. It was awesome playing the role of the "Silencer" and the cut videos were cheesy but kept the story real. This is one of those games with spirit - like red alert. Alot of the games today lack that spirit :-(

Obviously, this game isn't easy to get into as it's almost 30 years old. But with all that ignored, it aged quite well gameplay-wise and "time wasting-wise". The game is still as fun as ever, takes a bit to get used to the controls but other than that it's fine. What I really loved about the game's plot is that it isn't taking itself very seriously and the design of the "Silencer" is just sick. I tried my best to not spoil anything. I'm pleased to say this game is well worth the price.