Counter-Strike is enjoying a bit of a revival with the release of Global Operations. I suppose it’s as good a time as any to check out one of the dustier titles in my Steam closet – the much-beleaguered offline version of Counter-Strike.
Spend a day inside Frank Castle’s one-man war on crime. Also known as “that game with the unbelievably violent executions, that isn’t Manhunt.”
A wild night of casual sex changes your life forever. No, not that problem. And not that one either. The one where you’re now a vampire caught in a centuries-old power struggle and facing the end of the world.
A reporter and his assistant have disappeared, and a mysterious CD has appeared. In order to help solve the mystery, the CD is duplicated professionally… and distributed to retail in a box by UbiSoft… and patched later… and LOOK, JUST DON’T THINK TOO HARD ABOUT IT, OKAY?
Pretend to wander the halls of a pretend spaceship inside a pretend gaming simulation — whoa… this is getting meta.
Star Trek games had been going through a bit of a slump, so Raven Software took the Quake III engine boldly to places where no Trek game had gone before.