Posted April 19, 2021
So my dad got a little nostalgic and asked me about a game he use to play back in 89-2000s (yeah, not helping, I know...). Now, I don't have a clue as to what game it is since his description is kinda... all over the place, but here's what I got so far. Maybe someone can somehow identify the game (or games since he thinks he could be mixing up more than one):
.It is not first person.
.You shoot people with the space bar.
.You can switch weapons with keyboard (most likely number keys)
.Each level has a boss at the end, like a giant floating "fish like creature".
.You have health pickups.
.It's around 19 levels long.
.It wasn't too hard.
The only games I could think of were: Doom, Duke Nukem 3D and Quake, but then he said no FPS. So I said Duke Nukem I and II... but he claims it is not those games. I thought maybe it was something on the NES we had at the times, but he claims it was on the PC. I even thought of Metal Mutant, but also, no. I asked about the chance of the game being a shmup, he claims "it could be" since he doesn't remember if you control a guy or a small ship...
So, does anyone have a clue of what game/s is my dad "remembering"? I'm seriously lost here xD
.It is not first person.
.You shoot people with the space bar.
.You can switch weapons with keyboard (most likely number keys)
.Each level has a boss at the end, like a giant floating "fish like creature".
.You have health pickups.
.It's around 19 levels long.
.It wasn't too hard.
The only games I could think of were: Doom, Duke Nukem 3D and Quake, but then he said no FPS. So I said Duke Nukem I and II... but he claims it is not those games. I thought maybe it was something on the NES we had at the times, but he claims it was on the PC. I even thought of Metal Mutant, but also, no. I asked about the chance of the game being a shmup, he claims "it could be" since he doesn't remember if you control a guy or a small ship...
So, does anyone have a clue of what game/s is my dad "remembering"? I'm seriously lost here xD
Post edited April 19, 2021 by jonridan