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What do you think of this game? Please rate it below on a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is the lowest and 10 is the highest score. Game screenshot. MobyGames Wikipedia. Descent games Open source games Vehicular combat games Windows-ported games. Another World. Blake Stone. Chasm: The Rift.

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Descent is absolutely my 1 game of all time. Singleplay was OK, but multiplayer was the real joy for me. So many memories over the years. From the early days of the shareware demo Which actually came out in late Anyone remember that? I used to play modem to modem games with some of my local friends.

Then, once the internet started cathing on, I signed up for Kali and started playing multiplayer internet games around late , early There were some good players, and competition was fierce.

Joystick was practically required if you didn't want to get stomped. I honed my skills during this time and got a lot better. The network code must have been pretty robust to be able to play smoothly over the internet at the time. It was awesome.

I took a break from the game for a while, but I remember having another renaissance around and getting really competitive on the 1-on-1 ladders. I haven't played it as much in recent years, but I still have one friend back from the "glory days" of Kali who I know still plays it competitively online. There's still a small but thriving community as of early I have many, many memories of this game and I could probably write a book about it But I won't, here For now anyway.

Jegas 1 point DOS version. DosBox 0. One thing that stunk is its a game that never moved forward with new hardware and like Heathcliff says - something about this version the feel of it, the flying smooth feel no glitching, pausing or hesitation on the graphics? I dunno EXE to get the right sound card and "music card" set up correctly. Note - that in the setup program I never heard good sounds - just sound.

Running the game sometimes had no sound even though the setup played this weird noise, and no music, then eventually I chose sound blaster simple as I could find for both music and sound and then when I played the game the sound worked great even though in the setup program it didn't play anything but a sad static like sound.

Ah well No timer code! I dunno - in short - it doesn't play with the same fluid feeling the game had when I used to play it years back. Gybyterian 0 point DOS version. You will need 12 keys for flying only : Amazing game! Heathcliff 1 point DOS version. This is a classic that I still love to play.

I had forgotten how much fun running these mines could be, and as soon as I dropped into the first level, I started remembering my way around. Descent 2 and 3 were wonderful follow ups to the original, but there is something about this one that just reminds me of my first and all the gaming possibilities it would unlock.

I will always give Id and the Quake series it's due. They designed a great engine and a wonderful story, However, Descent, the first game to give 6 degrees of freedom, that was one of the advertising lines did everything Quake would do a year or so later My only complaint is that the story is a little lacking, and at 30 levels counting the secret ones it could really drag on. The counter-point to that is that Parallax released the source code to it within a couple of years of the initial release of the game.

And I am a fan of my mods Anywho, can't say enough good about it Leitbild 0 point DOS version.