- June 28, 2023
- Raven Software
Take No Prisoners
Platforms
About
BLITZ OUT, FOR THE LADS You are Slade. Before the nuclear war, Special Ops commando. Now, survivor. Killing had never been your first initiative, but you were good at it... very good. And your time for killing has begun. The road to salvation, to the Dome, is littered with the corpses of those who sought its life-giving secrets. But no one person has the technology to breach the Done. Each Zoner…




- The game features a unique blend of action, puzzles, and diverse enemies, providing a nostalgic experience reminiscent of classic shooters.
- It has a great variety of weapons and excellent level design, allowing for exploration in a post-apocalyptic setting with engaging gameplay.
- The game runs smoothly on modern systems, making it accessible for players who want to revisit or experience it for the first time.
- Some objectives can be unclear, leading to confusion and the need for external guides to progress.
- There are performance issues, such as crashes when using alt+tab and awkward mouse controls that may detract from the experience.
- The game can be challenging to navigate due to its complex level design, which may frustrate players unfamiliar with the genre.
- music8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game has received high praise, with many considering it the best work by composer Kevin Schilder. Reviewers highlight the soundtrack's fitting style reminiscent of Duke Nukem, contributing to the game's perfect atmosphere and enhancing the overall experience. Additionally, the inclusion of CD music adds to the appreciation of the game's audio design.
“It has a good soundtrack; I think it's the best that Kevin Schilder composed. There are many different weapons, items, boss fights, and a lot of dark humor.”
“What makes this game great, in my opinion, is a multitude of reasons. For one, the music is really good; it's the type of music that could easily fit into a Duke Nukem game.”
“Atmosphere, soundtrack, combat, etc. is all perfect.”