I made a video about this game a few months ago, and I actually interviewed the director. It turns out, he had a huge hollywood deal lined up for a movie, and they were getting offers from publishers like Activision and THQ. Then the financial crash hit and everyone pulled out, so they just kinda went "ahh shit, release what we have", and that's how we got Darkest of Days. It's more or less a demo that they put together in order to get publisher's attention, not the product they ever intended to release. As for why it got taken down, he kind of implied he forgot the game was even available in the first place, so it probably has something to do with the old company not really existing anymore.
That would make sense, I figured this was a shoestring budget game someone made in a dingy basement, but it being something of an Alpha-stage game makes sense.
Imagine the Henry rifle, except instead of "loading on Sunday and shooting all week" you load it in the morning and wipe out the entire Confederate Army by sundown.
"Sir. It seems as if the corpses all have munition injuries." "Nonsense. It was metal fragments from the volcano." "But sir: the rounds were found in and around the body with empty metal casings." "Volcanic metal tends to do that, Jennings. It's never in one place." "Sir. It's LITERALLY stamped 45 ACP. You can still see the markings -" "Jennings if you want to make a paper about time-travel and bullets you can do so on your own time."
God I wish people would make more good WW1 FPS story campaigns lol, seems like everything is some weird alt-history nonsense from the early 2000s, or painfully mediocre.
The funniest thing about this game was the blue-glow enemies indicating historical generational importance, implying everyone without a blue glow is just a useless sack of meat throughout their entire lineage.
Harry Turtledove wrote a novel about racist time travelers going back in time to give the Confederate army AK-47s. I liked it and it's not a long novel.
Darkest of Days is one of the last games from an era of video games where developers didn’t give a fuck and were bold enough to try weird ass concepts and roll with it.
Here is the difference between Darkest of Days and Call of duty Vanguard: One of these games shouldn’t have customization that isn’t historically accurate, the other has time travel so it makes sense using a gun that looks like it’s in 2089 while being part of the revolutionary war
@@JonatasAdoM yeah lol, it is like the designers had knowledge about firearms, unlike the designers who made the Sten with a closed bolt that doesn't even reach the chamber
Imagine you're sitting in a WW1 trench, when suddenly you hear the unmistakable sound of a Honeywell AGT1500C multi-fuel turbine engine driving closer towards your current location.
If I remember right the Studio lost most of their data when a flood destroyed their office. This is what they were able to salvage and cobble together in like 2-3 months to meet their deadline. Despite the rough around the edges I loved the concept and liked the game at the time.
I remember buying this game on steam way back when it came out and thinking it was awesome (especially the Rome level) but looking back on it now that I'm older it's hilarious.
The reason why it's so weird is Because the studio lost all their data in an office flood and had to basically remake the game in 2 months to finish the deadline
I remember first watching this as a let's play in 2009, buying and playing it in 2014. Now I am watching a retrospective review on UA-cam in 2021. The world is dope sometimes.
I remember going to PAX and they had a booth where you could pose with prop guns from all different eras while gameplay played in the background and they had a person there to talk about the "historical accuracy" of the game. This game's marketing was something else.
This game still holds a special place in my heart. You probably already know this, but you can access a secret level by going over to the wooden door in your base after that Russian guy shoots Dr Koell and hold the action button to unlock it and you go there after Dexter asks what to do. In addition, by jumping on the heads of the prisoners at the German Prison camp, you can jump onto the train car and escape the boundaries where you can fall off the world and reveal the skybox is actually the picture of a suburu by a field.
Imagine being a Confederate soldier in a firing line and some Union guy is standing two feet away with a repeater going “headshot, headshot, headshot” then he pulls out a map asking where the irrigation ditch is.
Awwwwww you left out the part where the sergeant guy gets upset that the enemy is killing random civilians in Pompeii literal minutes after telling you you can just go ham and murder random civilians for fun because they're gonna die anyway
2:14 I feel like the people who made these games never actually owned or wore a gas mask in real life. Yes, your vision can be impaired but how the game represents this is beyond absurd.
Stalaglufts were POW camps, not concentration camps. The game visually screws this up of course but if you had to choose which to be in the Stalagluft would be your choice each time. Think Hogan's Heroes, not Dachau.
@@lukeeszeha5381 I was trying to bring up something relatable the OP might know about. I would rather be in an air force prison than in a concentration camp. People still confuse the two to this day.
Modern History Channel in a nut shell 1990s: General Grant outplayed Lee in the war 2020s: Grant had super soldiers with a atomic missed Launcher with time travel capabilities because the Aliens brought the pyramids
Is this game a fever dream? Is this video a content that slipped through an alternate universe? Am I seeing all of this correctly? Because this game looks and feels like a fever dream to me
Still have my physical copy of this with the shiny case and everything. Still enjoy playing it from time to time and it sucks that it never got a sequel. I may not be a -good- game but it was definitely enjoyable. There is also a secret level if you interact with the door (the one with the light shining beneath it) during the final "cutscene" before the credits roll.
The Zepplin mission, where you're stuck in a postage stamp throwing ordanance of the side and getting shredded by machine guns in the process. I really need to find my copy of this.
@@milanvondrich9749 I mean, that's great and I can see the appeal of it (much more historical varity for one), but it's hard to deny that Singularity was a more polished and focused game.
I remember playing this demo, wondering when it would come out. Then, there was no word on it anywhere. No store ever held it that I could find, and eventually, I just forgot that it existed.
Also, the point of the organization that you work for in this game is to CORRECT history along it's true path, not go back and change it, hence the aura enemies you aren't supposed to kill.
Darkest of Days is amazing! I love it :) it's the right amount of silly "what the fuck" camp and self-serious that just...meshes really well I love it so much
I bought this game when it came out. I went to my local Best Buy and the guy working the video game department had no idea what I was talking about, but he went in the back and brought it out. He had no clue they even had it in stock. The game was truly awful, but it had lot some really interesting elements and some fun levels.
I remember playing this, and I specifically remember the last level.. and slaughtering the innocent civilians of Pompeii. On another note I’d love to see this game get a sequel or a reboot.
SAME! I remember watching a literal 1-2 mins of it when I was younger and falling in love with it because of possibility to travel and visit different battles (I didn't see the future-weapons-in-a-historical-battle part so I thought this was a cool historically accurate game) and only now I see that this game is trashy lol. The dissapointment.
They modelled the Mosin with a bayonet mounted to the bottomme of the barrel, the Mauser rifle with the bolt handle sticking out about 20 meters and the baseline C96 is full auto. Yeah Jonathan Ferguson the Keeper of firearms and artillery at the Royal Armouries in Leeds would have a field day with this game.
Even if the ball doesn't go through the armor the kinetic energy may still kill you. It's also likely since 1850s and 1860s US Army rifles were 58 caliber.
this was my introduction to the oboeshoes games yt channel. it had me in stitches i laughed so hard. this vid sold me on the OBSG YT channel. i’ve been a subscriber ever since. love this vid and love oboeshoes. ❤
Oh my god I remember this game! A friend and I played the demo back in the day. I'm pretty sure he downloaded it initially because all the screenshots showed the civil war levels and he had always wanted to play a civil war shooter. We were very surprised when the time travel stuff started happening.
I remember in MGSV when you could glitch crazy weapon combos, that was so fun. I made a silent sniper grenade launcher that was just a hitscan explosion maker, good times
This game feels like an idea you would have in the shower. "What if there was a time travel fps game where you can go to Ancient Rome and use a machine gun". Love this game anyway, despite everything, nice video.
I got this game last year on steam and I still love it. Like I’ve had it for years before I got the steam version. It holds a special place in my heart despite the historical inaccuracies. Like so many. But hey I play when I have a bad day. I still want a sequal
All these whacky combat scenarios and they don't include the greatest sharpshooter of all time? Yeah that's right, I'm talking about Cyber Quincy because nothing gets past his bow.
4:54 I haven't played the game, but my understanding is that there's bad guys trying to change history and good guys making sure things happen the way they're supposed to,
Darkest of Days will forever be one of my favorite video games to play...I remember buying a rare hard disc copy at a Gamestop about 4 years ago now and every once in awhile I'll pop it in to play...it may not be the best game ever but it's still a good one-
I made a video about this game a few months ago, and I actually interviewed the director. It turns out, he had a huge hollywood deal lined up for a movie, and they were getting offers from publishers like Activision and THQ. Then the financial crash hit and everyone pulled out, so they just kinda went "ahh shit, release what we have", and that's how we got Darkest of Days. It's more or less a demo that they put together in order to get publisher's attention, not the product they ever intended to release. As for why it got taken down, he kind of implied he forgot the game was even available in the first place, so it probably has something to do with the old company not really existing anymore.
That would make sense, I figured this was a shoestring budget game someone made in a dingy basement, but it being something of an Alpha-stage game makes sense.
Man, I wish they could've kept their funding so we could see this game at its full potential rather than the half baked (and hilarious) mess we got.
Hey, thanks. I'll check out your video.
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Even as a half-baked mess, it's really quite a nice concept and execution. Nothing revolutionary, but conceptually quite cool
The Union guy with the fully automatic rifle is such a fucking meme worthy thing
There's potential for Sherman's March memes for sure
Imagine the Henry rifle, except instead of "loading on Sunday and shooting all week" you load it in the morning and wipe out the entire Confederate Army by sundown.
If Mad Dog from Time Crisis fought in the Civil War.
We really need a transcript of the whole epic speech he gave too
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A FPS in Pompeii is something I thought I would NEVER see.
Glad I did though
I wonder why they chose Pompei in 79 AD. As if people back then weren't miserable enough with the volcano erupting.
reminds me of Serious Sam
sounds like Will Rock
I love to poop.
I did find the game cool
"Sir. It seems as if the corpses all have munition injuries."
"Nonsense. It was metal fragments from the volcano."
"But sir: the rounds were found in and around the body with empty metal casings."
"Volcanic metal tends to do that, Jennings. It's never in one place."
"Sir. It's LITERALLY stamped 45 ACP. You can still see the markings -"
"Jennings if you want to make a paper about time-travel and bullets you can do so on your own time."
45 ACP or .40 S&W* the round you named doesn’t exist yet i’m afraid
@@ontheperkys It Exists In The Future So He's Right
@@ontheperkys Did he originally say .45 S&W? That was actually an alternative name for .45 Schofield.
@@jic1If i remember correctly he accidentally said 40 ACP at first. But that’s interesting I didn’t know that
@@ontheperkys did he time travel and change the comment
Darkest of Days occupies that same space as Necrovision for being “World War I game conceptualized via a game of telephone.”
You can also add Iron Storm to that list
God I wish people would make more good WW1 FPS story campaigns lol, seems like everything is some weird alt-history nonsense from the early 2000s, or painfully mediocre.
@@LordVader1094 bf1 was pretty good
@Herr Goober still good
@@bravo6959 the campaign in bf1 wasn't good
The funniest thing about this game was the blue-glow enemies indicating historical generational importance, implying everyone without a blue glow is just a useless sack of meat throughout their entire lineage.
"I'm not thanking you!"
Gets a futuristic weapon.
"I'd like to thank you for this opportunity."
Harry Turtledove wrote a novel about racist time travelers going back in time to give the Confederate army AK-47s. I liked it and it's not a long novel.
@@user-uy1rg8td1v Lol that sounds awesome
Darkest of Days is one of the last games from an era of video games where developers didn’t give a fuck and were bold enough to try weird ass concepts and roll with it.
back when studios had to purpose new ideas instead of just copy the big thing
I feel like you exclusively play AAA games.
Yeah, this game definitely was not the best, but it made up for its flaws with its crazy scenarios and sheer novelty.
@@thepenisgenius take a loook at shooters bro
@@JuliaJvn_6 Shit like CoD and Battlefield. Yeah, of course. But what about shit like Ultrakill, Deus Ex, Y'know?
Here is the difference between Darkest of Days and Call of duty Vanguard: One of these games shouldn’t have customization that isn’t historically accurate, the other has time travel so it makes sense using a gun that looks like it’s in 2089 while being part of the revolutionary war
The guns in darkest of days somehow still make more sense though.
@@JonatasAdoM yeah lol, it is like the designers had knowledge about firearms, unlike the designers who made the Sten with a closed bolt that doesn't even reach the chamber
Agree, I have to ignore the existence of AAA World war 2 games on principle for the sheer irreverence shown. I have three grandfathers that served.
The guns are the least thing I hate about vanguard.
its almost like the customization is for multiplayer where it dosent matter. funny
Imagine you're sitting in a WW1 trench, when suddenly you hear the unmistakable sound of a Honeywell AGT1500C multi-fuel turbine engine driving closer towards your current location.
I dont believe a lot of people in the comments would know what your talking about let alone soldiers in WW1.
Abrams woooooh
If I remember right the Studio lost most of their data when a flood destroyed their office. This is what they were able to salvage and cobble together in like 2-3 months to meet their deadline. Despite the rough around the edges I loved the concept and liked the game at the time.
Someone must have time travelled because the game was too good to be released.
that would explain why the ending felt like it was just the halfway point in the game.
what a load of bs lmfao. This is an alpha that was never meant to be released. The 'flood' story you are saying is that of 'Hello Games' Devs
@@singularityraptor4022 that so called story could happen to any company and dev team.
This game was pretty good
This feels like one of those bargain bin shooters from GameStop’s weird corner that’s somehow actually good
Testicles
No joke, I got sniper elite on the original on pc in one of those corners lol
Wasn't this game's price permanently hardlocked at $30 when it was available to buy on Steam?
I think I got it for like $9.
Well worth the money
Yes.
Its still available?
@@messier8379 it was taken down everywhere i think, only way to play the game is to pirate it
Weird thing to notice in this insanity, but it looks like the saving icon is not just a floppy disc, but a 5 1/4" floppy instead of the usual 3.5".
time travel is ram-intensive
I remember buying this game on steam way back when it came out and thinking it was awesome (especially the Rome level) but looking back on it now that I'm older it's hilarious.
The reason why it's so weird is Because the studio lost all their data in an office flood and had to basically remake the game in 2 months to finish the deadline
@@rexjolles ive heard that story before and im pretty sure it was a different game studio
@@zhankazest idk it's happened to like 13 million game studios
@@rexjolles fake
@@BrumEldar shut
“I’ve got a shotgun from the future that’s just aching to give old Adolf a makeover” that is now my favorite quote on UA-cam
Oh man what a fun concept that was. I wish we got a sequel that improved on everything
There was one planned at one point, but the project fell through
I'd buy it
Warfare has some of those elements I think
Teach me how to pee!!!
@@imweird.6147 That will cost you $25/hr.
I remember first watching this as a let's play in 2009, buying and playing it in 2014. Now I am watching a retrospective review on UA-cam in 2021. The world is dope sometimes.
I know, right?
I remember going to PAX and they had a booth where you could pose with prop guns from all different eras while gameplay played in the background and they had a person there to talk about the "historical accuracy" of the game. This game's marketing was something else.
We have to girl who was in my your own home you face.
@@imweird.6147 are you high?
@@Kavallero No, sir.
This game still holds a special place in my heart. You probably already know this, but you can access a secret level by going over to the wooden door in your base after that Russian guy shoots Dr Koell and hold the action button to unlock it and you go there after Dexter asks what to do. In addition, by jumping on the heads of the prisoners at the German Prison camp, you can jump onto the train car and escape the boundaries where you can fall off the world and reveal the skybox is actually the picture of a suburu by a field.
I have a baseball bat stuck up my ass. ☹️
Lol I accidentally explored the camp map by going uphills and found that car picture
You're just trying to give poor Jonathan Ferguson nightmares aren't you?
I was looking for this comment 😂
Pause there 😁
Don't mind me, just putting this game in his suggestion box....
Next Saturday I want him to review this game I'm gonna lose my 😂
Imagine being a Confederate soldier in a firing line and some Union guy is standing two feet away with a repeater going “headshot, headshot, headshot” then he pulls out a map asking where the irrigation ditch is.
And he goes on to mention something called an “AC-130.”
Awwwwww you left out the part where the sergeant guy gets upset that the enemy is killing random civilians in Pompeii literal minutes after telling you you can just go ham and murder random civilians for fun because they're gonna die anyway
2:14 I feel like the people who made these games never actually owned or wore a gas mask in real life. Yes, your vision can be impaired but how the game represents this is beyond absurd.
true the vision obscure is even worse than a real life balistic face mask
Gas Mask from WW1
@@Fulcrox the inside of the mask is clearly not from a ww1 gasmask.
@@Zipotricks touche
Oh so thats the line you draw for realism...Interesting :D
Everyone who wants this game: I serve the soviet union
ok?
Would you be so kind and share our game comrade?
you must share my friend, its stalin's ghosts will
The soviet union didn't exist until after WWI lol
This game was part of my childhood, i need a link, i am unreasonably sad that there's no longer a way to play it
The fact that even amid a volcano eruption, roman soldiers will still try to romanize you rather than run for their lives is probably accurate.
Wow, a Nazi concentration camp level. I'm sure this game will handle this in a sensitive and appropriate manner.
Let’s be honest a lot of genocides are not handled with sensitivity or in a appropriate manner
Stalaglufts were POW camps, not concentration camps. The game visually screws this up of course but if you had to choose which to be in the Stalagluft would be your choice each time. Think Hogan's Heroes, not Dachau.
@@MrArgus11111
Well...
If you remember, that hogans heroes is a bunch of bs, your Statement stand pretty much correct.
Especially in 1941
@@lukeeszeha5381 I was trying to bring up something relatable the OP might know about. I would rather be in an air force prison than in a concentration camp. People still confuse the two to this day.
@@MrArgus11111 agreed
Modern History Channel in a nut shell
1990s: General Grant outplayed Lee in the war
2020s: Grant had super soldiers with a atomic missed Launcher with time travel capabilities because the Aliens brought the pyramids
I wish this game had a mod that replaced Dexter with Tsoukalos.
Is this game a fever dream? Is this video a content that slipped through an alternate universe? Am I seeing all of this correctly? Because this game looks and feels like a fever dream to me
It isn't, I am one of the few people to own a physical copy of the PC and Xbox 360 version
Nah, is just history channel at 3am
@@elbolainas4174 History Channel at 3 AM also feels like a fever dream
Still have my physical copy of this with the shiny case and everything. Still enjoy playing it from time to time and it sucks that it never got a sequel. I may not be a -good- game but it was definitely enjoyable. There is also a secret level if you interact with the door (the one with the light shining beneath it) during the final "cutscene" before the credits roll.
The Zepplin mission, where you're stuck in a postage stamp throwing ordanance of the side and getting shredded by machine guns in the process. I really need to find my copy of this.
3:44 "Let's see the fricking Gamespot weapons expert review this one" I can't wait until that happens lmao
This game is like a Goddamn fever dream everything's so confusing
Shitballs and tiddlywinks has to be the best NPC line I think I've ever heard
Man. The TVA been really quiet since this vid came out
Man from future: "you'll thank me later"
Him: "No I won't"
Man from future: "Gives advanced machine gun"
Him: "Oooh thanks"
This seriously reminds me of Singulairty
Except Singularity is mostly good
Only a lot less budget and a lot more insane.
Yeah I see where you're coming from
I enjoyed Darkest of Days so much more than Singularity.
@@milanvondrich9749 I mean, that's great and I can see the appeal of it (much more historical varity for one), but it's hard to deny that Singularity was a more polished and focused game.
“The time for repentance has passed! only his judgement shall remain!!” (Unloads fully automatic weapon)
I remember playing this demo, wondering when it would come out. Then, there was no word on it anywhere. No store ever held it that I could find, and eventually, I just forgot that it existed.
Also, the point of the organization that you work for in this game is to CORRECT history along it's true path, not go back and change it, hence the aura enemies you aren't supposed to kill.
"thank me later"
"im not gonna thank you"
**hands over modern gun**
"well thank you"
4:18 remember, No Cherokee.
Darkest of Days is amazing! I love it :) it's the right amount of silly "what the fuck" camp and self-serious that just...meshes really well
I love it so much
1:12 POV:You're an enemy soldier in Call of duty WaW
I bought this game when it came out. I went to my local Best Buy and the guy working the video game department had no idea what I was talking about, but he went in the back and brought it out. He had no clue they even had it in stock. The game was truly awful, but it had lot some really interesting elements and some fun levels.
5:50 when my dad and i broke my grandma's favourite leather bag
“Maybe in WWI their eyes worked different”. Idk why that was so funny but it got me.
The singing at the end is why I subscribed.
No but seriously.
Getting a virus over this is worth it.
This had so many fun ideas too bad a sequel never happened
5:50 okay wasant expecting that line at all lmao he just kept going saying nonsense after nonsense 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I remember playing this, and I specifically remember the last level..
and slaughtering the innocent civilians of Pompeii. On another note I’d love to see this game get a sequel or a reboot.
1:48 “c’mere Johnny reb.”
Atun shei has entered the chat
this game is simply the best videogame every created
Dear god I remember playing this, it's in the deepest parts of my memory, my brother used to own it
I wanted this game so bad when I was younger. Thanks for reminding me of it lol
I think I remember watching someone play it on youtube
I just thought about this game earlier today and will look what pops up in my recommendations
I REMEMBER THIS GAME I always wondered what it was called cause I had forgot and it's legit a fever dream 😭
SAME! I remember watching a literal 1-2 mins of it when I was younger and falling in love with it because of possibility to travel and visit different battles (I didn't see the future-weapons-in-a-historical-battle part so I thought this was a cool historically accurate game) and only now I see that this game is trashy lol. The dissapointment.
"i actually been to this church and asked the tour guide about this level and he didnt know what i was talking about" perfect sentence
Okay that "Greek fire" joke was aces.
This is not me, this is the volcano that does.
"Roman candle" would have been better
Nobody:
History Channel at 3 AM: The Game Be Like:
*The 2fort Siege March 14 1970*
HOLY SHIT I USED TO PLAY THIS WHEN I WAS A KID!!!! Nostalgia man….
They modelled the Mosin with a bayonet mounted to the bottomme of the barrel, the Mauser rifle with the bolt handle sticking out about 20 meters and the baseline C96 is full auto.
Yeah Jonathan Ferguson the Keeper of firearms and artillery at the Royal Armouries in Leeds would have a field day with this game.
The chad rule of cool vs the virgin gun nut
i played this game like 800 times about 8 years ago. i loved every second of this game.
"I'm getting tromatised from this. Gotta write All Quiet on the Western Front when I get home."
This man has culture, I love it.
0:50 You're telling me future armor can't survive a musket round?
Got hit at the neck
Even if the ball doesn't go through the armor the kinetic energy may still kill you. It's also likely since 1850s and 1860s US Army rifles were 58 caliber.
Those musket rounds are big as fuck.
Minie balls are horrendous to get hit by.
I don’t think modern armor can survive a musket round lol
“This is for lincoln” killed me 🤣🤣🤣
1:05 “no offense to my German viewers, but die”
German viewers: “The what?”
Lol
2:07 I tried your friendship test. Now I have no friends and you owe me bail money, sir.
5:50 has me 💀
Shitballs
I used to say that when I was younger and forgot where I got it from. Hearing him say it kinda shocked me
this was my introduction to the oboeshoes games yt channel. it had me in stitches i laughed so hard. this vid sold me on the OBSG YT channel. i’ve been a subscriber ever since. love this vid and love oboeshoes. ❤
I demand a full cover of 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic'!
5:50 Shitballls and tiddlywinks I thinks we opened Pandora's box! And insede's a dozen hornets nest tucked under the nutstack of a rabid rhinoceros!
Oh my god I remember this game! A friend and I played the demo back in the day. I'm pretty sure he downloaded it initially because all the screenshots showed the civil war levels and he had always wanted to play a civil war shooter. We were very surprised when the time travel stuff started happening.
I just started laughing when the end of the video the song started
I remember in MGSV when you could glitch crazy weapon combos, that was so fun. I made a silent sniper grenade launcher that was just a hitscan explosion maker, good times
8:18 Lol Walking A-10 Sentry in Pompeii. Even the widlest mind of Hollywood couldn't come up with that
Day 485 of trying to get Oboe to do a Skyrim Sigurd RP
Why does Oboe already know about these games
@oboeshoesgames I'm subscribing just because of the title and your rendition of the Battle Hymn of the Republic
Of course! The battle of Antietam! What a great place to have a modern fps mission!
War of Rights enters the chat
“What if you had an AK in the civil war”
I loved that game it's amazing that cliffhanger sucked
“Maybe in WWI their vision was different..”
😂😂😂
All things considered this game was actually really fun from what I can remember. I hope a sequel will be made one day with more funding
Seeing a civil war musket and pepperbox pistol with Gears of War active reload is the funniest shit ever.
I'm glad this game is remembered.
This game feels like an idea you would have in the shower. "What if there was a time travel fps game where you can go to Ancient Rome and use a machine gun". Love this game anyway, despite everything, nice video.
I remember being a broke kid replaying the demo of this over and over. I literally never thought anyone would make a video about it.
oh yes, everyone remember when the french knights used ak-47 to defeat the england
such a good battle
I got this game last year on steam and I still love it. Like I’ve had it for years before I got the steam version. It holds a special place in my heart despite the historical inaccuracies. Like so many. But hey I play when I have a bad day. I still want a sequal
"Ironically for a time travel game, this did not age well" IN TEARS
All these whacky combat scenarios and they don't include the greatest sharpshooter of all time? Yeah that's right, I'm talking about Cyber Quincy because nothing gets past his bow.
“Sir, why does a legionnaire have about 13 slugs in his head?” The other man: “Beats me”
The FOV in darkest of days is just fine!! Played through that game a shit load of times. You can absolutely still buy darkest of days.
Surviving 8 months in the trenches only to be vaporized by time travelers 3 days before you're rotated home
Remember, no Navajo
this game is canon in explaining the timeline we find ourselves in
4:54 I haven't played the game, but my understanding is that there's bad guys trying to change history and good guys making sure things happen the way they're supposed to,
Very Good Gameplay My Friend ! , Congratulations !
7:09 MP-18 with the firepower of an MG-42
Darkest of Days will forever be one of my favorite video games to play...I remember buying a rare hard disc copy at a Gamestop about 4 years ago now and every once in awhile I'll pop it in to play...it may not be the best game ever but it's still a good one-