Will you split up and use your head or wing it and hope for the best? I can guarantee only one of those methods will work, but I’ll leave it up to you to find out which one! 2.
One shot kills enemies early on in the game, but enemies become harder to defeat as the levels progress and their weapons get bigger too.
The point and click interface for where to attack and the whole way the characters are named at the side just reminds me of a worms game so much, which in our book can only ever be a good thing!Ī with all the best army games, taking a stealthy approach can often be better than a full frontal assault. Viewed from a top-down perspective, players take a small troop of soldiers through a series of 74 levels, infiltrating enemy strongholds and tactically carrying out missions.Ĭannon Fodder has a bit of a Strategeo meets Worms feel about it, which is a bizarre combination, I know.
It’s also one of the best 3DO games too and is a title that I loved as a kid.įans of war titles will be all over this one. NBA Jam: Tournament EditionĬannon Fodder takes the 3rd spot in this list of the best Atari Jaguar games ever made. Towers II is one of the only good RPGs for the console and a must-have purchase for anyone looking for their daily does of nerdiness. Tales of metal men and eyes on wings have slipped from the castle where the Lord resides, and the townsfolk have just about had enough of it all.Įnter the player, who like it or not, has to go and see what’s going on in this creepy castle and try to bring some sort of peace back to the island! The local Sheriff tells you the island’s Lord has lost his mind and no one can stop him. Well, after becoming shipwrecked on an island with tonnes of towers and magic wielders, four warriors discover that that they’ve landed in pretty hot water. Ok, we know how the game works, but what’s the juicy RPG story like? There’s plenty of objects and NPCs to interact with along the way too, meaning that taking your time is very much the key to success here. Of course, it wouldn’t be an RPG without brain-melting puzzles to solve and items to spend hours searching for. Imagine Myst with enemies thrown into the mix, and you’ll get an idea of how the game plays. Played from a first person perspective ala Wolfenstein 3D, players ascend a castle to defeat an evil Lord. Even the cover oozes nostalgic fantasy vibes.
Towers II: Plight of the Stargazer is one of my favourite retro RPG titles.
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