
A well-crafted action experience, Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition is well worth your time.
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93%
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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.
For me pure nostalgia. It is however also an entertaining game. The graphics are of its time and fine in that way. I like the small puzzles if you can call them that. Also neat pieces of game-play eg. the soldiers playing dead and how you can wound them into submission.
I played this game once as a kid but never finished a single level. Now returning as a much more experienced FPS player, I decided to complete a few. The first thing was how slippery the movement feels. The character does not stop after releasing a movement key, and the free camera makes it more disorienting. Luckily I was able to choose a fixed camera in the menu, and the game was playable, the cost is flying pads became harder to walk on, but then there's no need to aim precisely, like old Doom games, everyone takes damage in front of me regardless of height. You can push walls, fly to reach secrets, turn switches, yet still the maps are repetitive and are not very fun to explore, but experimenting with different weapons can be entertaining. One unique feature is wounded enemies occasionally kneel down and beg for lives. More interestingly, some may play dead then get back up and attack if you ignore them. This collection includes all the episodes and is often discounted by 75%. At that price, it is worth trying. [u] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43342176-Why-Not-Games/#browse] My curator page[/url][/u] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3789448564&fileuploadsuccess=1
Night Dive once again did a brilliant job in the re-release, but the base game is just not fun I had this game back in the 90's and it wasn't fun then. I have no idea what I was thinking giving it another go.
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