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13 Days In Hell
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Wolfenstein 3D
Tactical Assassin 2
Tactical Assassin
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DOOM I
13 Days In Hell
Wolfenstein 3D
Tactical Assassin 2
Tactical Assassin
"Rise of the Triad" is a first-person shooter game originally released in 1994, developed by Apogee Software (now known as 3D Realms). It was known for its fast-paced, over-the-top action and stood out during a time when the first-person shooter genre was rapidly evolving. The game was a spiritual successor to the 1992 game "Wolfenstein 3D" and was initially planned as a direct sequel.
In "Rise of the Triad" here on Silvergames.com players are part of a special operations team called the H.U.N.T. (High-risk United Nations Taskforce), tasked with investigating a mysterious cult known as the Triad on a remote island. The game's narrative unfolds as the team uncovers the cult's plans and battles through various levels filled with enemies, traps, and hazards. One of the distinctive features of "Rise of the Triad" is its wide array of unique weapons and power-ups. The game introduced several inventive weapons, some of which had ludicrous and exaggerated effects, adding to the game's overall eccentric and fun atmosphere. It also featured various types of magical and power-up items, which could drastically alter gameplay, such as making the player character super-fast or invulnerable for a short period.
The level design in "Rise of the Triad" was diverse, featuring a mix of tight indoor environments and more open spaces, with plenty of secret areas and hidden rooms to discover. The game also included a variety of environmental hazards and interactive elements, like moving platforms and destructible walls, which added complexity and depth to the gameplay. Graphically, "Rise of the Triad" used an enhanced version of the Wolfenstein 3D engine, allowing for more advanced level design and graphical features. It included a variety of visual effects that were impressive for its time, such as fog and lighting effects.
"Rise of the Triad" was also known for its multiplayer mode, which was a major selling point at the time. The game supported network play for deathmatches, which became extremely popular and contributed to its cult status among early FPS enthusiasts. Overall, "Rise of the Triad" was celebrated for its fast-paced action, quirky sense of humor, and innovative gameplay features. It remains a beloved title among retro gaming fans and is considered a classic in the first-person shooter genre.
Controls: Arrows = move, Mouse = aim / shoot, 1-0 = weapons, Shift = run, Space = open doors
