Crusader: No Remorse™

Great gameplay for its day back in the 90s!

Crusader no Remorse was a childhood favorite in the 90s. It has an absolutely kickass soundtrack featuring some of the best modtracker music in PC history, awesome destructible environments that until you scrap them existed in high detail, multiple difficulties that make a very large difference in the gameplay offerring a uniquely intense playthrough on the highest difficulty as well. Full motion video is everywhere in the games cutscenes and even early CG . 10 out of 10, will and have continued to play again and again. - The sequel, No Regret doesnt have an economy system like the first but otherwise builds on the story of the first with a climactic conclusory boss fight that brings the whole story home - get both - youll have no regerts garaunteed.

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.

This is a hell of a game and i'm SO excited to be playing it again. I should warn folks who haven't tried it before that there is some jerkiness to the animation system that can make fine controls like platform hopping a pain, but I honestly played this game so damn much I could predict and use every twitch. The story, the music, the kooky FMV sequences, the all out action and sneaky infiltration. It is in every respect an epic game.

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