D/Generation HD

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  • Summary: In the near future, a company called Genoq has developed a range of bioweapons that have escaped into the companys headquarters.
    Your character is a jetpack courier that has to deliver an important package to Genoqs leading researcher, Derrida, and is oblivious to the danger until the    In the near future, a company called Genoq has developed a range of bioweapons that have escaped into the companys headquarters.
    Your character is a jetpack courier that has to deliver an important package to Genoqs leading researcher, Derrida, and is oblivious to the danger until the doors lock behind him.
    He has to fight his way through ten floors of grenade turrets, electrified panels, laser fences and all the mutant bioweapons to deliver his package and find out how to escape.
    On the way to the top, he will meet survivors of the attack and will need to communicate with them to find clues and rescue them for extra lives.
    D/Generation was an immensely popular isometric puzzle game written in 1991 by Robert Cook for PC/DOS and ported by John Jones-Steele to Windows and Amiga/CD32.
    D/Generation HD has been recreated from the original source code and contains all the original features and puzzles but in glorious HD graphics.    … Expand

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  1. halseydota
    Apr 21, 2022
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    Pretty awful slapdash duct tape and chewing gum remake of an Amiga classic from the early ’90s that nobody reading this probably remembers,Pretty awful slapdash duct tape and chewing gum remake of an Amiga classic from the early ’90s that nobody reading this probably remembers, and therefore you have no reason to buy this game, unless you do remember the game, in which case you have no reason to buy this horrible version of it for more money and probably more effort than just playing the original.

    Or maybe the original game was this bad too and I'm just uninformed. Now THAT would be depressing.

    I’d give you a fun list of awful game breaking bugs that I ran into within the first hour of playing this game alone or talk more in depth about the slippery controls and unfun timing cycles-based “action”, but really, do you care? Just don’t buy this game. You weren’t going to anyway.    … Expand

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