It's a relatively short game, but it's a lot of fun playing through the storyline and watching all the intrigue play out.While all played out using the hammy acting and blue-screen effects that absolutely scream “'90s PC game,” it adds a surprisingly strong emotional core to the game that was sadly missing in the standalone expansion-pack-style sequel, No Regret. It's even better with the expansion, No Regret, which also lets you melt and freeze people. And you just can't beat the death styles - you can blow someone up, incinerate them, disintegrate them, and warp them out of time. The cutscenes are notorious for being over-the-top, but they do help with immersion regardless. It is really easy to get immersed into the storyline. This game has some of the best music you'll ever find in a mid-90s 3rd person top-down action game. A game worth checking out! Keep an eye out for the ultra-violet rifle, which is one of my favorite weapons! 3rd person top-down action game The game's physics use an Ultima VIII game engine so fans of the Ultimata series will also enjoy this gameplay. There were development prototypes made for sequels, but no official announcements have ever been made of a sequel, which would be well received by fans. The only sequel released was Crusader No Regret, which was a continuation on from the game. Your team of soldiers have defected from the dictatorship state run military. The game is set in the near future and features various missions and environments, you will fight in military command posts, space stations and office's at the corporations. The plot to the game is like most other games from the 1990's, an elite band of evil corporations have taken over the world set in a dystopian future. The game was also later released on Sega Saturn and Playstation, but copies can be quite hard to find, even when searching online. The game has achieved quite a cult following, despite not always being a well known PC game. A game developed in 1995 programmed by Origin Systems and released under the Electronic Arts gaming publishers.
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