TheNVDW I wouldn't mind a tweak of the controls though. I'd love to play the game after getting it free on origin. I've been listening to this OST for a while and when I saw it there I was like, "YEAH!!!!" And then I can barely play it...
95-99 had some of the best game music ever. Check Mechwarrior 2, Quake, Diablo, Ascendancy, Lords of the Realm 2, Master of Orion 2, Unreal, Dune 2000, Unreal Tournament, Deus Ex...
An evasion game with tons of hazards, environments, enemies, robots, guns, and deaths. Room after room of traps, nasty surprises, secrets, and bloodbath. They could expand on this gem thoroughly with the right developers. No Remorse felt ahead of it's time already, and now going through No Regret as an adult (never could find a physical copy) I have to say both are equally awesome and timeless.
Destructive Creations could have made a Crusader reboot instead of mindless massacre of innocents (Hatred). Provided they could get rights to the franchise, and I seriously doubt it, knowing EA.
@@SuperCookiemonser Honestly, the controls were shit even for its time. I remember looking at screenshots and assuming that it would be controlled with the mouse, like Syndicate. I was quite shocked when I finally got to play the game and it had these ridiculously clunky keyboard controls.
@@fotakatos You are wrong, echosector.com/files/doc/no_remorse_playguide.pdf chapter 13, mouse movement. Had a feeling I played this 24 years ago with a mouse so I looked it up and yes it was controllable with a mouse. Sry.
@@PrekiFromPoland Why DC? They wanted to make a Postal homage, anyway. That was the whole point of Hatred. And yes, the original Postal was noticeably darker than its sequel, featuring journal entries from the Postal Guy in loading screens and such.
My selfish elder brother Used to play whole day this game. And I used to watch all the day. Then I grew up and bought my PC, installed dos box and then installed this game and finished this game. Hell yeah.
This game was stunning, the completely breakable scenery was a revelation! I remember playing the intro of this game on CD and the video would keep stopping and juddering as my CD drive only supported double speed playback (300kb/s), it needed a quad speed drive to play properly! Shout out to my old IBM Aptiva 486 SX 33!
I've actually went to the trouble and found the external music files on the harddrive, they were in some weird format that required a specific command line player. Played them all in a loop from a batch file while cleaning up my room etc. :-)
Oh common, acting was shitty except for that arms dealer. But I guess it wasn't supposed to be great either, it just carries the game. And yeah, fantastic game it was.
@@markostanojevic3333 Indeed, the acting was so over-the-top and cheesy (especially that crazy arms dealer in No Remorse -- he was so insane, it was actually cute). But I am willing to bet that nobody played the game for the FMV sequences in between the missions.
Well, the traitor acting was actually pretty good. That base commander was OK, that rebel female was pretty hot as she was full of anger. Just Dr. Gregor Hoffmann was really cheesy :) Not commenting on the arms dealer, I couldn't tell him from his weasel...
This game was so awesome. I remember having so much fun looking for ways to either be perfectly stealthy or eliminate every guard on site in hilarious ways lol.
the doors blowing open with the silencer forward rolling through it with the machine gun firing with this music playing was so good. what a way to start the game
59:40 that's the stuff....this dude was a unstoppable force, they should make a new game and treat him the way the doom guy is treated in the new games, this dude was bringing hell to the people who betrayed him. "Make no mistake. It's not revenge he's after. It's a reckoning."
DoomGuy was retconned into a literal minor god rather than a very skillful and tough, gritty, marine. I don't think 'The Captain' is going to get that kind of a treatment. At best he's Duke Nukem.
Never realized how much my later love for the Lexx (TV show) soundtrack was partially due to loving the Crusader music as a kid. Surprised how much they remind me of each other, especially certain tracks.
Indeed it is... but an awesome one too! :) The first "movie" is sadly the very best the series did, IMO, but there's a lot of fun stuff along the way, and each season is totally different (for example, S3 is an epic story about the afterlife... S4 is a total comedy!). Some of the darker, more dystopian parts of the show have a bit of a Crusader feel to it too.
This is my shit. It was my shit when it came out and I was mesmerised by it back then already. The game, the sounds, the time, FUCKING GREAT TO WITNESS IT HAPPENING. Oh the times, the golden fucking times.
Dammit, while listening to this I have bright flashbacks of my very first run. Couldn't imagine the memory is so about details. i hear the screams of those poor security fellas running around burning xD Thank you!
Yeah!!!!!!!!!!! Andrew Sega!!!!!!!!!!!! 49:39 Whomever did the new STREETS OF RAGE did a great job! We need this game back on our new machines, if they enlist the help of us, the fan base to guide them, they shall have a remarkable game, if they try their own bs, it shall fail.
+TheNVDW Thank CDProjekt for GOG.com. Besides, I've worked with these guys for two weeks as a temporary tester, big respect for them. And I thanked them for releasing Crusader games in my cover letter, maybe this is why they recruited me :)
These were written in .mod format which allowed only 4 concurrent channels to play at one time. Needless to say it takes a lot of talent to create a tune with such limitations.
+Mad Robot Games Then I have bad news for you. The soundtrack for No Remorse *and* No Regret uses *eight* concurrent channels. (Coincidentally, they were originally written in .AMF format, not .MOD)
They were written in .mod and converted to .mod, correct, however they had to observe the limitations of .mod format, which is 4 (four) concurrent channels. When I ran my fan site in 1998, I contacted Jason Ely and asked for a converter. He gave it to me and my site was the first to feature converted soundtrack in .mod format, which, unlike the .amf format be played in WinAmp, a popular media player at the time.
"The original version of the MOD format featured four channels of simultaneous audio playback." - Wikipedia. And I also distinctly remember this issue when I was analyzing .mod files in FT2 in the 90's, when I was already alive.
1990's PC games had a very 80's sound track when they had music. very reminiscent of movies like "Vindicator" and "Robocop". love n' it! played this Gog version of the games just a while ago! No Remorse, and followed in close continuety No Regret protagonist commando(looks a lot like Avatar from Ultima VIII Pagan) survives in a drop ship. obviously a sequal and the subtitle relates to the Metallica debut album track "No Remorse No Regret"(1983) or is an extreme coincidence. These two games play like a futuristic Ultima 8(Pagan) set in earth's near future. the controls are wonky though. if you play "loose cannon" difficulty you are getting lots of mouse cursor sticks when using your gun or action key X.
Reading the "newspaper" that accompanied the game carefully also reveals that it is set in the same universe as System Shock, some time around the installation of SHODAN.
Tellement de bons souvenirs, j’ai adoré les 2 jeux de la série ainsi que cette bande originale que je suis très heureux d’avoir trouvée ici. Mon fils est né en 1995 donc double symbole !
So many memories tied up with this game and the OST... Thanks for this upload. Really hope they remake this one day. I understand the original developers went bust some time ago.
I saw this game in my friends PC back when I was 13 yrs old (India)- I took this game cd from him and realised what art was and 25 years later I wish we had games which had hte soul this game had - the epic story of a the silent anti hero, the awesome VFX scenes, the imagination with the weapons, the need to adapt to every level and enemy and the detailed lore of each gun and enemy showed the love and care that went in making this game. Listening to this now working is such a nostalgia rush. I was lucky to have experienced this
I'd love to see a fan-made sequel with the talent and financial resources to do it properly rather than a big budget AAA re-imagining that has a very good chance of not feeling at all like the original.
I can run this game from the original CD's on a pure DOS machine (x486), but now that Origin has No Regret and No Remorse available, I will play them through again on Windows 7. Way cool. The sound track is still amazing after almost 20 years!
thank god for being born, in the golden era of pro gameing, like this game gem, among many others that was made during the 80ths but mostly the 90ths and some of early 2000, sadly these past 15yr or so its been shit to shit games :(
The Silencer is one of the most epic heroes of video game history. He (or maybe she; we don’t even know for sure)- was fed up with their corrupt leaders and snapped. And went on to just basically destroy the WEC single-handedly. It would be awesome to have a remake. Shining red In armor clad They turned your weapons Against you It was never about you You dropped out And may God forbid anyone Who crosses you You destroyed all of them Saving the world as much as you could In silence Nothing can stop you You ended them all The corporation is burning And now the world will keep turning In peace.
So many fond memories from the game. What really stands out was the insane violence and brutality. This was the first game I ever played where you could wantonly murder helpless civilians with no penalty. I was totally stunned to discover this. I still tried to avoid killing them anyway, but damn, just the fact that you could do so without the game punishing you was really a new thing. Such a shame only two of these games were made.
blackthorne (1994) let you murder prisoners when they weren't being flogged by orcs (in a *nintendo* game of all things). postal and fallout continued the trend in 97 (fallout even took it a step further by putting in *kids*). the 90s were weirdly sadistic now that i think about it
Crusader, ,Half life 1&2 ,Dark forces, Tie Fighter ,counterstrike, Ultima, Warcraft II, Diablo 1 & 2, Baldurs Gate 1 & 2, Wing commander series, Jane's AH 64D Longbow, EF2000 DID, TAW DID, Duke Nukem 3D, Halo, Quake, No one lives forever, Silver, Starcraft 1, flashback, the lost vikings, Need for speed, Command & Conquer; no online only, no pay to win, no loot boxes, no half completed games (Cyberpunk:), just a smashing good time - the good old days of PC gaming!
It is the best shooting game ever, the ost is equal cant as best as the C&C. The gameplay is such fun from killing enemies in so many creative ways by a large variety types of weapon. How come there are no subsequent game made? Does someone going to do a kickstart with that!
The Gaming Ground Back when you not only got a big box with lots of graphics on it, it was packed full of big manuals and printed in-universe fiction. We got an instruction manual, a Resistance Confidential booklet, an Anti-Terrorist Site Security booklet (including a dossier on all of the NPCs), and a huge fold-out newspaper page from 2195 with all kinds of interesting stories. It was a good time for video games.
I only have the CD's, not the boxes as I bought them years later on eBay, but yeah, games back then actually had pretty large and beautiful cardboard boxes, the likes of which are now only reserved for various special editions. I still should have my NFS:SE box somewhere around here. :)
To be honest, music itself isn´t anyhow special.... ... Buuuuut there´s something else - I can´t express exactly what I mean, but in these days, music did perfectly match the game. Nowadays, musis is more epic in high quality, but I´ve got oftenly feeling that threre´s a game and there´s a music. Even in lower quality, even the music itself isn´t really anything special, in 90s computer games era, music was direct part of gaming experience. All these epic games, it was like a puzzle and music was not just a cherry, it was creating gameplay. Like in this case, go to 56:00 (where I´m right now when writing) and I can feel the gameplay tempo, I can see the graphics, explosions, everything. Perfect, just perfect. I´m too happy I was able to be a part of that, get that feeling of 90s games on my own skin, play all these gems. Like I´d like to be in touch with 60-70s progressive music movements if I can travel back.. this is something I will never forget and will probably never be able to fully describe to my kids.
It's funny, as I was recently replaying this game and its sequel, of course the soundtrack kept playing in my mind, and automatically the first track would transform into something that I realized after a while was Command & Conquer's first track. Check it out, they are pretty similar.
Music more than 20 years old and it still holds up well.
It never dies :)
Good music holds well way longer than that ;)
Right from the first 15 seconds, you know you're in for something good
We need a sequel / reboot of this game.
no regret is the sequel but we NEED a remake
Niklas Bergvall ok
Zayde Domasi No we don't
Adi Adrian Agreed. These gems are better left alone
TheNVDW I wouldn't mind a tweak of the controls though. I'd love to play the game after getting it free on origin. I've been listening to this OST for a while and when I saw it there I was like, "YEAH!!!!" And then I can barely play it...
God I love 90s video game tracker music scores
Never played but good lord this soundtrack is phenomenal
Indeed. I played both as a kid but the OST was the one that stayed with me the most.
This game needs a remaster so bad. Stick with the same view, same cut scenes, just update the graphics and controls a little and keep the same tunes 😎
95-99 had some of the best game music ever. Check Mechwarrior 2, Quake, Diablo, Ascendancy, Lords of the Realm 2, Master of Orion 2, Unreal, Dune 2000, Unreal Tournament, Deus Ex...
@@spearPYN Heroes Of Might And Magic, Gothic, Might And Magic as well! Yea, early 2000s and 90s. Games had some really fucking good music back then.
@@spearPYN+ KGB Conspiracy
Back then, the magic of games was not in the graphics, but in the imagination.
fck, 25 years later and that theme song still raises the hair on the back of my neck
I still come here a couple of times a year to listen to this epic soundtrack!
Always! 😄
The first melody is my constant ringtone for 18 years
The best choice, Руслан =)
An evasion game with tons of hazards, environments, enemies, robots, guns, and deaths. Room after room of traps, nasty surprises, secrets, and bloodbath. They could expand on this gem thoroughly with the right developers. No Remorse felt ahead of it's time already, and now going through No Regret as an adult (never could find a physical copy) I have to say both are equally awesome and timeless.
Destructive Creations could have made a Crusader reboot instead of mindless massacre of innocents (Hatred). Provided they could get rights to the franchise, and I seriously doubt it, knowing EA.
I played the game for the first time, I think it aged terribly, not really visually but control wise. Especially movement.
@@SuperCookiemonser Honestly, the controls were shit even for its time. I remember looking at screenshots and assuming that it would be controlled with the mouse, like Syndicate. I was quite shocked when I finally got to play the game and it had these ridiculously clunky keyboard controls.
@@fotakatos You are wrong, echosector.com/files/doc/no_remorse_playguide.pdf chapter 13, mouse movement. Had a feeling I played this 24 years ago with a mouse so I looked it up and yes it was controllable with a mouse. Sry.
@@PrekiFromPoland Why DC? They wanted to make a Postal homage, anyway. That was the whole point of Hatred. And yes, the original Postal was noticeably darker than its sequel, featuring journal entries from the Postal Guy in loading screens and such.
Mandalorian of my childhood
My selfish elder brother Used to play whole day this game. And I used to watch all the day. Then I grew up and bought my PC, installed dos box and then installed this game and finished this game. Hell yeah.
LoL! I apologize in his behalf knowing my little brother must have felt the same. XD
This game was stunning, the completely breakable scenery was a revelation!
I remember playing the intro of this game on CD and the video would keep stopping and juddering as my CD drive only supported double speed playback (300kb/s), it needed a quad speed drive to play properly! Shout out to my old IBM Aptiva 486 SX 33!
great games with awesome music
This is beyond awesome, remembering playing this as a child, stuck for hours in the main menu because the music was so awesome. Thanks Andrew!
I used to just leave it sitting on the main menu to listen to the music as well.
I've actually went to the trouble and found the external music files on the harddrive, they were in some weird format that required a specific command line player. Played them all in a loop from a batch file while cleaning up my room etc. :-)
So true
@@pali1980 *tracker music format that required a specific tracker software to play them
and i love that voice "main menu", "options menu", ...
Listening to sheer awesomeness in 2017!!!! Long live the 90s.
2023 and still great :)
I bought the games because of this soundtrack. I was not disappointed.
The first game Ive ever played on PC and the memories ;-(
What a fantastic game and great acting by the cast. All time #1
+Raghav Ravichandar Same here. Nice old memories...
Oh common, acting was shitty except for that arms dealer. But I guess it wasn't supposed to be great either, it just carries the game. And yeah, fantastic game it was.
@@markostanojevic3333 Indeed, the acting was so over-the-top and cheesy (especially that crazy arms dealer in No Remorse -- he was so insane, it was actually cute). But I am willing to bet that nobody played the game for the FMV sequences in between the missions.
Well, the traitor acting was actually pretty good. That base commander was OK, that rebel female was pretty hot as she was full of anger. Just Dr. Gregor Hoffmann was really cheesy :) Not commenting on the arms dealer, I couldn't tell him from his weasel...
This game was so awesome. I remember having so much fun looking for ways to either be perfectly stealthy or eliminate every guard on site in hilarious ways lol.
Best music, that I rememer...
No Remorse is one of my favorite video games of all time, of any platform.
Real creativity of the 90s and 80s even with limitations on technology they manage to create something wonderful
Fucking loved and still love this game. I feel old.
Best game OST EVER!!!
Listening to this while making my own isometric game. Perfection has been achieved
This is what u get when developers take pride in makeing a game Awsome :)
The first level music for No Regret starts at 1:21:12
the doors blowing open with the silencer forward rolling through it with the machine gun firing with this music playing was so good. what a way to start the game
59:40 that's the stuff....this dude was a unstoppable force, they should make a new game and treat him the way the doom guy is treated in the new games, this dude was bringing hell to the people who betrayed him. "Make no mistake. It's not revenge he's after. It's a reckoning."
DoomGuy was retconned into a literal minor god rather than a very skillful and tough, gritty, marine.
I don't think 'The Captain' is going to get that kind of a treatment. At best he's Duke Nukem.
I love Crusader: No Remorse. That Silencer also reminds me of Mandalorians. Kandosii!
This is the way
@@djdoubleu1 *_This is the Way._*
Never realized how much my later love for the Lexx (TV show) soundtrack was partially due to loving the Crusader music as a kid. Surprised how much they remind me of each other, especially certain tracks.
I've just looked it up and... that is a very strange show...
Indeed it is... but an awesome one too! :) The first "movie" is sadly the very best the series did, IMO, but there's a lot of fun stuff along the way, and each season is totally different (for example, S3 is an epic story about the afterlife... S4 is a total comedy!).
Some of the darker, more dystopian parts of the show have a bit of a Crusader feel to it too.
This game was awesome, and I'm digging the totally 90's soundtrack! Takes me back. :)
Gaudium Gaming
I know this is an old post but EA made both no remorse and no regret.
Peter="Masterguns"
EA published these games. Origin developed them (before EA destroyed the company).
This sounds more like 80s to me
superharryboy A 90's take on the 80's then? Haha. Almost like reflection.
Andres Ulloa maybe it's because of the synth like sounds, I don't know exactly. Also, I didn't listen more than 15 mins of this, so yeah.
Such great memories. God, I wish this franchise would have been able to hit the big screen.
This is my shit. It was my shit when it came out and I was mesmerised by it back then already. The game, the sounds, the time, FUCKING GREAT TO WITNESS IT HAPPENING. Oh the times, the golden fucking times.
Fucking Awesome! This soundtrack puts me in the flow state while I was making logo design
man I remember playing this on MS-DOS when I was like 6 years old. wish I could play it again
Dammit, while listening to this I have bright flashbacks of my very first run. Couldn't imagine the memory is so about details. i hear the screams of those poor security fellas running around burning xD Thank you!
Ikr XD
But burning those fella will also burn anything that the guy is carrying like money and ammos
Yeah!!!!!!!!!!! Andrew Sega!!!!!!!!!!!! 49:39
Whomever did the new STREETS OF RAGE did a great job! We need this game back on our new machines, if they enlist the help of us, the fan base to guide them, they shall have a remarkable game, if they try their own bs, it shall fail.
Back when games were an art....
+utubedano Amen to that. Miss these days :) Thank god for Dosbox
+TheNVDW Thank CDProjekt for GOG.com. Besides, I've worked with these guys for two weeks as a temporary tester, big respect for them. And I thanked them for releasing Crusader games in my cover letter, maybe this is why they recruited me :)
+utubedano Back when games managed to be captivating despite being a clunky mess.
Also when "I want to make games" was what your parents laughed at you for, and "What are you inside for?!" was a common reason to feel like shit.
CDProjektRed? Really? That company, who create from the Andrzej Sapowski's novels "The Witcher"? :O Wau...
one of the best bso for a game, a great game too, awesome year for gaming pc
Raaaah, the nostalgia is overwhelming me!
This game and its music was outstanding, good memories :P
Best use of the numpad in a computer game!:)
STAND DOWN FOR CODE RED!
Rebel base songs
1:03:41
1:06:56
1:08:37
These are awesome
Still fresh.
Damn this is excellent. I always saw these titles for sale at Hastings when I was younger but admittedly I never tried them.
You can pick them up at gog.com. They're dirt cheap right now (74% off, which means roughly 1.39 eur per piece).
Been replaying the games the past couple of days forgot how enjoyable they were and how great the music is.
These were written in .mod format which allowed only 4 concurrent channels to play at one time. Needless to say it takes a lot of talent to create a tune with such limitations.
ST3 and FT2 in 1995 had 32 channels already.
+Mad Robot Games Then I have bad news for you. The soundtrack for No Remorse *and* No Regret uses *eight* concurrent channels. (Coincidentally, they were originally written in .AMF format, not .MOD)
They were written in .mod and converted to .mod, correct, however they had to observe the limitations of .mod format, which is 4 (four) concurrent channels. When I ran my fan site in 1998, I contacted Jason Ely and asked for a converter. He gave it to me and my site was the first to feature converted soundtrack in .mod format, which, unlike the .amf format be played in WinAmp, a popular media player at the time.
"The original version of the MOD format featured four channels of simultaneous audio playback." - Wikipedia. And I also distinctly remember this issue when I was analyzing .mod files in FT2 in the 90's, when I was already alive.
They were 8 channel MODs, you can see that if you load them in a tracker..
Reb000000t! One of the best games i have played. I remember the videosequences... awesome, loved the tracks and everything.
Omg the memories....bring it back!
1990's PC games had a very 80's sound track when they had music. very reminiscent of movies like "Vindicator" and "Robocop". love n' it! played this Gog version of the games just a while ago! No Remorse, and followed in close continuety No Regret protagonist commando(looks a lot like Avatar from Ultima VIII Pagan) survives in a drop ship. obviously a sequal and the subtitle relates to the Metallica debut album track "No Remorse No Regret"(1983) or is an extreme coincidence. These two games play like a futuristic Ultima 8(Pagan) set in earth's near future. the controls are wonky though. if you play "loose cannon" difficulty you are getting lots of mouse cursor sticks when using your gun or action key X.
We didn't give you those apostrophes to throw them around all willy nilly. Treat them with respect or we'll take them away from you.
10 years out of date...or several decades ahead of its time?
Reading the "newspaper" that accompanied the game carefully also reveals that it is set in the same universe as System Shock, some time around the installation of SHODAN.
Tellement de bons souvenirs, j’ai adoré les 2 jeux de la série ainsi que cette bande originale que je suis très heureux d’avoir trouvée ici. Mon fils est né en 1995 donc double symbole !
Playing through the game now, once you get your mind around the keyboard controls they actually feel pretty good to use. Really enjoying it so far.
This Game was so good and a gem for its time
So many memories tied up with this game and the OST... Thanks for this upload. Really hope they remake this one day. I understand the original developers went bust some time ago.
Joguei muito no 486 ! horas e horas no computador jogando!!! um dos melhores jogos para PC da história essa aventura !!!! CRUSADER NO REGRET !!!
I saw this game in my friends PC back when I was 13 yrs old (India)- I took this game cd from him and realised what art was and 25 years later I wish we had games which had hte soul this game had - the epic story of a the silent anti hero, the awesome VFX scenes, the imagination with the weapons, the need to adapt to every level and enemy and the detailed lore of each gun and enemy showed the love and care that went in making this game. Listening to this now working is such a nostalgia rush. I was lucky to have experienced this
I'd love to see a fan-made sequel with the talent and financial resources to do it properly rather than a big budget AAA re-imagining that has a very good chance of not feeling at all like the original.
This is so awesome. Love to shoot the wec up with this rocking soundtrack
I can run this game from the original CD's on a pure DOS machine (x486), but now that Origin has No Regret and No Remorse available, I will play them through again on Windows 7. Way cool. The sound track is still amazing after almost 20 years!
Shaun Merrigan
They have been available on GOG.com for quite a long time now. You could get them DRM free from there.
I remember that time well - 486DX 50MHz, 8-bit SoundBlaster. Good game, excellent soundtrack.
This should have a LOT more views!
Never heard this before. I like it!
I always thought Hypnotic was the best mission track. Has the best mood for getting in there and blowing stuff up.
Phil was the best in the soundtrack want this as a movie
Straylight Productions. Now you know, why this OST is so good. They were demoscene stars.
I never played this but im a sommelier of good soundtracks, and a 3 hour long masterpiece such as this enlightens my palate
Such an awesome game! Thanks for posting this!
Absolutamente una obra maestra, atemporal.
Gracias Andrew Sega.
Never Played this game - (I was only 1 year old when it came out,) but soundtrack is cool - I like listening to it while playing other games.
Never too late to play!
Thank you so much for this. It brings so many amazing memories.
thank god for being born, in the golden era of pro gameing, like this game gem, among many others that was made during the 80ths but mostly the 90ths and some of early 2000, sadly these past 15yr or so its been shit to shit games :(
amazing i love the ost of game crusader nice for the upload good
19:00 i like the theme
Oh how I loved just sitting at the main menu and just bounce around my tiny bedroom to this amazing menu music!!☺️
The Silencer is one of the most epic heroes of video game history. He (or maybe she; we don’t even know for sure)- was fed up with their corrupt leaders and snapped. And went on to just basically destroy the WEC single-handedly. It would be awesome to have a remake.
Shining red
In armor clad
They turned your weapons
Against you
It was never about you
You dropped out
And may God forbid anyone
Who crosses you
You destroyed all of them
Saving the world as much as you could
In silence
Nothing can stop you
You ended them all
The corporation is burning
And now the world will keep turning
In peace.
Forever epic soundtrack for the forever epic games.
So many fond memories from the game. What really stands out was the insane violence and brutality. This was the first game I ever played where you could wantonly murder helpless civilians with no penalty. I was totally stunned to discover this. I still tried to avoid killing them anyway, but damn, just the fact that you could do so without the game punishing you was really a new thing. Such a shame only two of these games were made.
blackthorne (1994) let you murder prisoners when they weren't being flogged by orcs (in a *nintendo* game of all things). postal and fallout continued the trend in 97 (fallout even took it a step further by putting in *kids*).
the 90s were weirdly sadistic now that i think about it
Never played the game, but I love the shit out of Unreal's OST. This is pretty good.
I'm trying to play this game in 2023, man these controls 😢
Played this game in 1996, definitely needs a reboot or sequel. Crusader No Mercy was on the cards but was never developed :(
Crusader, ,Half life 1&2 ,Dark forces, Tie Fighter ,counterstrike, Ultima, Warcraft II, Diablo 1 & 2, Baldurs Gate 1 & 2, Wing commander series, Jane's AH 64D Longbow, EF2000 DID, TAW DID, Duke Nukem 3D, Halo, Quake, No one lives forever, Silver, Starcraft 1, flashback, the lost vikings, Need for speed, Command & Conquer; no online only, no pay to win, no loot boxes, no half completed games (Cyberpunk:), just a smashing good time - the good old days of PC gaming!
This OST is absolutely bangin
Einfach nur geil die das nicht kennen haben nicht in den 90er gezockt.
It is the best shooting game ever, the ost is equal cant as best as the C&C. The gameplay is such fun from killing enemies in so many creative ways by a large variety types of weapon. How come there are no subsequent game made? Does someone going to do a kickstart with that!
Loved this game
One of the best games on ps1, ty!
We need a remake 🙏
so kick ass !! I wish I had a car ana a looooong errand and this on a cd :D
I wish we had the full trilogy: No Remorse, No Regret and No Mercy.
this is the way
almost forgot about this great game that foreshadows system shock
It's kinda interesting how they used the same sounds and melodies back in the MOD days. I can hear a lot of Unreal and Dune 2 in this.
Who came here because they were watching Mandalorian and were reminded of the Silencer from this game (and its music of course)?
Time for Crusader: No Mercy!
The first game i play on PC. :D
WUT
Amazing!!! It was one of my favorite games )))
Epic soundtracks indeed. And i still got both games to PC ;) (big box editions!).
The Gaming Ground Back when you not only got a big box with lots of graphics on it, it was packed full of big manuals and printed in-universe fiction.
We got an instruction manual, a Resistance Confidential booklet, an Anti-Terrorist Site Security booklet (including a dossier on all of the NPCs), and a huge fold-out newspaper page from 2195 with all kinds of interesting stories. It was a good time for video games.
Word on that mate =)
So do I!
I only have the CD's, not the boxes as I bought them years later on eBay, but yeah, games back then actually had pretty large and beautiful cardboard boxes, the likes of which are now only reserved for various special editions. I still should have my NFS:SE box somewhere around here. :)
1:30 is the best of all time
To be honest, music itself isn´t anyhow special....
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Buuuuut there´s something else - I can´t express exactly what I mean, but in these days, music did perfectly match the game. Nowadays, musis is more epic in high quality, but I´ve got oftenly feeling that threre´s a game and there´s a music. Even in lower quality, even the music itself isn´t really anything special, in 90s computer games era, music was direct part of gaming experience. All these epic games, it was like a puzzle and music was not just a cherry, it was creating gameplay. Like in this case, go to 56:00 (where I´m right now when writing) and I can feel the gameplay tempo, I can see the graphics, explosions, everything. Perfect, just perfect.
I´m too happy I was able to be a part of that, get that feeling of 90s games on my own skin, play all these gems. Like I´d like to be in touch with 60-70s progressive music movements if I can travel back.. this is something I will never forget and will probably never be able to fully describe to my kids.
That's called THE REAL user experience, lol! Happy I've been there too!
nice observation
these sound tracks sound very influenced by the stuff sega's sound team was doing back in the genesis era and almost an extension of it, nice.
La época dorada de los juegos de PC, la década de los '90
It's funny, as I was recently replaying this game and its sequel, of course the soundtrack kept playing in my mind, and automatically the first track would transform into something that I realized after a while was Command & Conquer's first track. Check it out, they are pretty similar.