Star Crusader (1994)
Genres:Simulator
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player
Story:The player assumes the role of Roman Alexandria, a crack pilot for the Gorene Empire in their conquest to assume control of the Ascalon Rift. The five races native to the Rift, previously enemies, join forces to resist the Gorene expansion and as Roman Alexandria, you are confronted with an ethical dilemma in deciding which side to fight for.Show more
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The first game I played when I got my own computer. A really good space fighter simulator with tons of different ships to pilot. Your choices impact the way the campaign unfolds.
One of the first games I played on our first computer. Had an awesome joystick to play it with. Went through it many times. Actually has an awesome story with a surprise ending! And lots of depth to the gameplay, allowing you to prioritize which ship systems will be repaired first. Lots of different ships to use. Just want to relive it.
Probably the first game I ever played on PC. This one holds a special place in my heart. I remember the story being foreboding with an enemy vastly out performing the ragtag remnants of our forces. Lots of ships and weapons, customization options. The ability to capture enemy craft to use in future missions. great stuff. Ignited my love of simulation games.
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