Tunnel B1

There are some games that just should be forgotten with time. This is one of them.

Perhaps back in the time it was something worth checking out, but nowadays I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who didn't play it back then.

https://youtu.be/xuWmS__4uGU Ported from the PS1 the controls have not transferred well both directly for button mapping and interpretively with how the vehicle slips and slides across the levels.

Probably the first game I've seen on steam that comes with what's more or less a PS1 iso. If you have issues with the emulator (and you will) that's been bundled you could easily run the cue file through whatever PS1 emulator you prefer. Game itself is kinda disorienting with how low the camera is to the ground.

If FZERO (the futuristic racing game by Nintendo) was a first-person shooter and dungeon crawler with claustrophobic tunnels and you're only hope is a woman that mentions "RAWKITS", "SCORE", "EXTRA ENERGY" then this game is for you. Hard as navigating an MMORPG raid dungeon without a map. An initially slow but tactile game which requires an inquisitive approach, a knack for fast turns and simultaneous assaults. Essentially a combination of previously mentioned game, WipeOut and Twisted Metal car combat game mechanics (rockets, machine guns and dodging) with a threadbare narrative of being stranded on a planet with enough tunnels to make the London Underground look like a playground. Do not play the PS1 version that is bundled, instead use DuckStation or MEDNAFEN if you want a more native experience. The DOS version in itself requires configuration to make sure it runs at the cycles the CPU originally ran at. Oh and enjoy the cinematic experience by renowned German demoscene turned artist and composer Chris Huelsbeck. A fun romp that demands focus on tactics, positioning and loads of speed! You may also be interested in VIPER (PC, PS1) which is this games counterpart. Viper inste…

Incredibly disapointing, i remember having in on my "to-buy" list when i got my PSone in 96', thanks to a PSunderground Demo-disc. I'd recommend finding the PSone disk for fewer issues. This one is a dice-roll on newer laptops....refunded unfortunately