A well-crafted action experience, Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition is well worth your time.
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IGDB
Verdict score based on confidence-adjusted Steam reviews?
Very Positive on Steam (93% positive from 717 reviews)
Engaging multiplayer/co-op experience
Limited professional critic coverage
The HUNT Returns... AGAIN! Play the original Cult Classic FPS remastered in 4K, with UNLIMITED frame rates, restored content, NEW episodes, additional music and MORE. Make 'em EAT LEAD or they'll bury you in a lunchbox! --- The *Remasterminds* at **NightDive Studios** along with the madmen at **New Blood** present **Apogee** Software's timeless cult classic FPS, **Rise of the Triad: LUDICROUS EDITION** # Featuring: - 4K and *Ultrawide* Resolution support + **Unlimited** frame rates - All original ROTT episodes and *expansion packs* - Restored game content from "lost" betas - Ability to play with 1995 or 2013 Soundtracks + Jukebox - Online & LAN Comm-Bat Multiplayer featuring multiple game modes - A brand new easy-to-use **Level Editor** - A **NEW** episode created by New Blood, Night Dive and Apogee Software Veterans - **LUDICROUS GIBS**
Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 7d ago
Good remaster of a bad game. Controls are terrible and floaty, level design is horrible, generally unfun. Its a product of its time that needs far more than a remaster to make it enjoyable. As someone totally new to it with no nostalgia, it's completely unfun to play. Other boomer shooters like Doom, Blood and Power Slave Exhumed are incredible games and can be enjoyed by totally new audiences like myself. Rise of the Triad however is not even close to being in the same league as those games, don't waste your time.
EAT LEAD! HERE, CATCH! Good game, although it's a bit repetitive. Still good, braindead fun to play to unwind.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this made me nauseous in 6 minutes of gameplay. Awful, my eyes hurt.
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