This game basically is the father of modern FPS and other game play... First game you could properly level up and develop a character through medals, choose your loadout and use stealth or mayhem as a gameplay choice... Amazing.
@@markhamilton3215heck yeah dude airborne ranger c64. 8 yr oldnme would run around the neighborhood playing this game in my mind, throwing grenades and quoting rando stuff from the manual like "never cross a river by the same ford" 😂 good times
yup, its called "first person shooter" because the first person you see on the screen is who you get to control in the game. alot of people don't know this.
I was 6 when this was released, was approx 11-12 when got my first PC with some games, among them this one. Of course Im from a non-english speaking country, and had no idea what the mission was. Also had no understanding of the whole dynamics of the game. For example, took a couple of weeks to understand why I died suddenly when nobody was around. It turned out the whole map has landmines, that had the special terrain texture. So you shouldnt step on those. Or when you swim, and duck underwater. If you stayed there too long, you drown. And many other such examples. This game was one of my childhood memories.
@@ricsip sooo cool, I also didn't understand some of it. But I remember I just really wanted to get to the top or the end of the map but I always fail. I never really gotten to it. But I will always play it everyday haha
I remember playing this on my brother's 286 PC with Hercules monochrome monitor and I was so happy with that. This, F15 Strike Eagle, Barbarian and Prehistorik were all the games I needed to have a good time. My other brother gave me an NES for Xmas in 1993, but I never stopped playing these oldies.
I played this as a kid on an Amber Hercules Monochrome PC/XT. It ran very slow but that probably just helped me by giving more time to react. I remember there was an artic mission where you could throw hand grenades on the ice to make spots where enemy soldiers drowned in. I used to take a lot of grenades and create a big trap all around me and enemy soldiers kept walking into the holes in the ice. :D
I spent years trying to find this game’s name! I played it when I was 6, and all I had as clue was DOS and parachuting supplies. Thank you for this play through!
You can actually stealth your way through levels and there are some that require a quiet approach. You're armed with a knife, can go prone and hide behind cover or in ditches to remain hidden. Even a few missions where you can disguise yourself as the enemy too.
I just remembered this game not too long ago and holy hell the memories are flooding back. I probably played this game when I was like eight around 1992 maybe.
7:48 there was something very appealing about this color scheme back then on the PC. I was hoping you would go in the water as well. It was an impressive effect in PC games.
You could sit (forgot the word) in water to hide yourself to suddenly jump over unsuspecting enemy soldier. But it could cost you life - to keep yourself underwater. Also the funny part was to throw a grenade on iced lake. If I'm not wrong, the first grenade did not breach the ice, but made it crackled. Then the enemy walking over the damaged ice will break the ice and instantly drow. The pity was when you dropped the supply pod into the open water or onto the enemy gun-bunker: the pod will be lost.
This game used to take 6 hrs to load on my commodore 64 tape loader. If you touched the keyboard or joystick it made the loading fail. Great game though
Vaguely recall recall you could kind of cheat by going out in the middle of cracked ice and the bad guys would all die around you by falling through the ice. I think it's this game. I loved this game. Funny how I never would have drramed that I would be watching this on a tablet thirty years later.
I’m searching a game in this time period, i remember seeing and playing a helicopter or plane or even a tank, dont know for sure, that flies from down to up. But in this game we fly from up to down. Can someone suggest me what game may be?
Did you know that once you kill a soldier, before he disappears, you crouch on him and you get his uniform and you can hide yourself as one of them (until you fire again)
Ow yeah!!! I played that 4ever when i was a Young God! I had An NCR computer with 640k memory and two bigass floppy's in there 😂😂😂🇳🇱 Stay safe and healthy everyone.
enemy's soldiers certainly do not see and hear a suspicious plane flying above their headquarters. while at our side, we don't drop our ranger in our destination (toppest area) although we come from that direction. i dunno which one is more amusing
The PCs of that era of the dinosaurs was not equipped with the very expensive sound cards. Speaker and sometimes COVOX (via LPT port) was the choice of most users.
Ow yeah!!! I played that 4ever when i was a Young God! I had An NCR computer with 640k memory and two bigass floppy's in there 😂😂😂🇳🇱 Stay safe and healthy everyone.
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This game basically is the father of modern FPS and other game play... First game you could properly level up and develop a character through medals, choose your loadout and use stealth or mayhem as a gameplay choice... Amazing.
the first game i played on C64 back then , Im over 45
3rd person
@@markhamilton3215heck yeah dude airborne ranger c64. 8 yr oldnme would run around the neighborhood playing this game in my mind, throwing grenades and quoting rando stuff from the manual like "never cross a river by the same ford" 😂 good times
yup, its called "first person shooter" because the first person you see on the screen is who you get to control in the game. alot of people don't know this.
hey it's a game by my old pal Lawrence Schick. I borrowed ideas from this game later on when I worked on Doom.
your work is amazing, Maestro !
This is actually super impressive they do a great job with the low end graphics.
The trenches look very believable.
I used to play this for hours and I remember as a child I never won a single game but had a blast!
It was hard. Remember stealing the codebook but not much more
I was 6 when this was released, was approx 11-12 when got my first PC with some games, among them this one. Of course Im from a non-english speaking country, and had no idea what the mission was. Also had no understanding of the whole dynamics of the game.
For example, took a couple of weeks to understand why I died suddenly when nobody was around. It turned out the whole map has landmines, that had the special terrain texture. So you shouldnt step on those.
Or when you swim, and duck underwater. If you stayed there too long, you drown. And many other such examples. This game was one of my childhood memories.
@@ricsip sooo cool, I also didn't understand some of it. But I remember I just really wanted to get to the top or the end of the map but I always fail. I never really gotten to it. But I will always play it everyday haha
One of my favorite PC games that I played growing up!
I remember playing this on my brother's 286 PC with Hercules monochrome monitor and I was so happy with that. This, F15 Strike Eagle, Barbarian and Prehistorik were all the games I needed to have a good time. My other brother gave me an NES for Xmas in 1993, but I never stopped playing these oldies.
So many hours played with C=64. One of my fav games of all times. Hope a remake can be possible now that MicroProse is back!
I played this as a kid on an Amber Hercules Monochrome PC/XT. It ran very slow but that probably just helped me by giving more time to react.
I remember there was an artic mission where you could throw hand grenades on the ice to make spots where enemy soldiers drowned in. I used to take a lot of grenades and create a big trap all around me and enemy soldiers kept walking into the holes in the ice. :D
the origin of open world shooting games - one of my fav games growing up.
One of the best games ever. Microprose rules.
I believe this game is the baby of spec ops series
30 years later still looks impressive
i played this game as a kid. Thank you for the memories
I spent years trying to find this game’s name! I played it when I was 6, and all I had as clue was DOS and parachuting supplies. Thank you for this play through!
They have this now on GOG.
So the key is: Always on the run, or enemies will swarm at you from every direction.
You can actually stealth your way through levels and there are some that require a quiet approach. You're armed with a knife, can go prone and hide behind cover or in ditches to remain hidden. Even a few missions where you can disguise yourself as the enemy too.
Great game. I was a huge Sierra Adventure fan at the time and this game brought that same feel with action into my life!
Played it circa 1989 at my friend’s computer. I was hooked on it!
I just remembered this game not too long ago and holy hell the memories are flooding back. I probably played this game when I was like eight around 1992 maybe.
PUBG's great grandfather.
Facts. This game was amazing
7:48 there was something very appealing about this color scheme back then on the PC. I was hoping you would go in the water as well. It was an impressive effect in PC games.
You could sit (forgot the word) in water to hide yourself to suddenly jump over unsuspecting enemy soldier. But it could cost you life - to keep yourself underwater.
Also the funny part was to throw a grenade on iced lake. If I'm not wrong, the first grenade did not breach the ice, but made it crackled. Then the enemy walking over the damaged ice will break the ice and instantly drow.
The pity was when you dropped the supply pod into the open water or onto the enemy gun-bunker: the pod will be lost.
I loved this game. :)
ONE OF THE BEST in my 426!!!
Please remake this game.
It could be your first project learning Godot. :) They have very good tutorials for beginners and it's entirely free, so there's no risk.
This game used to take 6 hrs to load on my commodore 64 tape loader. If you touched the keyboard or joystick it made the loading fail. Great game though
The PC speaker sounds are pretty good on this one.
This game is giving me Metal Gear vibes. Feels good. 😀
Vaguely recall recall you could kind of cheat by going out in the middle of cracked ice and the bad guys would all die around you by falling through the ice. I think it's this game. I loved this game. Funny how I never would have drramed that I would be watching this on a tablet thirty years later.
Yes, it is. 1st grenade made the ice crackled and non-passable. Second destroyed the ice patch completely
I really loved this game!
I’m searching a game in this time period, i remember seeing and playing a helicopter or plane or even a tank, dont know for sure, that flies from down to up. But in this game we fly from up to down. Can someone suggest me what game may be?
Played the C64 version of this as a kid, great game 👌🏻
THE MEMORIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm surprised. The C64 version has superior sound!
Outstanding game back in the day
Nice! Thanks for sharing
i remember. thank you
Thank you!!!
Did you know that once you kill a soldier, before he disappears, you crouch on him and you get his uniform and you can hide yourself as one of them (until you fire again)
Woah. Im pretty sure I had no idea. Been a long time but don't think I knew that.
Wow! Didn't knew... That could save hours....
Ow yeah!!! I played that 4ever when i was a Young God! I had An NCR computer with 640k memory and two bigass floppy's in there 😂😂😂🇳🇱 Stay safe and healthy everyone.
beautiful game
Cool game but hard to play I remember
its looking better on 360p or even 240p
Well i tried this game and after an hour I gave up it’s so damn hard.
enemy's soldiers certainly do not see and hear a suspicious plane flying above their headquarters. while at our side, we don't drop our ranger in our destination (toppest area) although we come from that direction. i dunno which one is more amusing
or drop a bomb directly...
YO MY GRANDMA WAS THE GAME DESIGNER FOR THIS GAME!! Iris leigh Barnes Idokogi
Sound was better on C64!
The PCs of that era of the dinosaurs was not equipped with the very expensive sound cards. Speaker and sometimes COVOX (via LPT port) was the choice of most users.
Ow yeah!!! I played that 4ever when i was a Young God! I had An NCR computer with 640k memory and two bigass floppy's in there 😂😂😂🇳🇱 Stay safe and healthy everyone.