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Using segmented 3d polygonal textured models and enemies and most of the objects, featuring big semi-open levels with the exterior-interior system, allowing a player to explore a lot of houses from inside. Also featuring riding on 3d cars and flying 3d craft sequences inside the mentioned levels. Level geometry mostly made by external 3d models, not actual map brushes, which cause minor problems with collision, because of limits of collision coordinates, but nobody really did this type of level building up until the 00s at all. Additionally, the game allowing full customize controls and bases itself on the mouselook-WASD scheme of movement and came out only on the CD. Because very limited budget to promote this game and actually print copies (they published it by their own resources, the majority of game copies were produced in early 1996, after Christmas) this game was in the deep shadow of the upcoming Quake and Duke Nukem 3d. This game is also what "arcade shooters" fans disliked for gameplay. This is not an arcade shooter, it has more slow pacing gameplay where you most times should go on an open level from point A to point B and exploring level why you are doing so, avoiding dangers like mines and radiation, more closed parts of the levels like Skynet bases may feature even more slow gameplay, avoiding turrets and pass simple puzzles, making the game feels system shock-y. The game also featuring an awesome soundtrack in my opinion, very atmospheric, and also this is a story-based game with briefings with animated characters where you help resistance become bigger. In my opinion, this game for a time has a very solid art direction, with almost all objects and textures are hand-drawn by a small group of skilled artists and featuring almost no UV stretching, which is a miracle for so early full-3d game. I can not even metion all cool features of the game, like for example your thermal scope on future war laster gun showing actual render of what you are looking at or game map is full3d, showing render of the level of what you can see from bird perspective, or that enemies has segmented damage so you can destroy some parts of robot tank or destroy guns from robot turrets. I also love original Xngine walking mechanics, this games does feels like you playing actual character with legs, not flying blob.

Using segmented 3d polygonal textured models and enemies and most of the objects, featuring big semi-open levels with the exterior-interior system, allowing a player to explore a lot of houses from inside. Also featuring riding on 3d cars and flying 3d craft sequences inside the mentioned levels. Level geometry mostly made by external 3d models, not actual map brushes, which cause minor problems with collision, because of limits of collision coordinates, but nobody really did this type of level building up until the 00s at all. Additionally, the game allowing full customize controls and bases itself on the mouselook-WASD scheme of movement and came out only on the CD. Because very limited budget to promote this game and actually print copies (they published it by their own resources, the majority of game copies were produced in early 1996, after Christmas) this game was in the deep shadow of the upcoming Quake and Duke Nukem 3d. This game is also what "arcade shooters" fans disliked for gameplay. This is not an arcade shooter, it has more slow pacing gameplay where you most times should go on an open level from point A to point B and exploring level why you are doing so, avoiding dangers like mines and radiation, more closed parts of the levels like Skynet bases may feature even more slow gameplay, avoiding turrets and pass simple puzzles, making the game feels system shock-y. The game also featuring an awesome soundtrack in my opinion, very atmospheric, and also this is a story-based game with briefings with animated characters where you help resistance become bigger. In my opinion, this game for a time has a very solid art direction, with almost all objects and textures are hand-drawn by a small group of skilled artists and featuring almost no UV stretching, which is a miracle for so early full-3d game. I can not even metion all cool features of the game, like for example your thermal scope on future war laster gun showing actual render of what you are looking at or game map is full3d, showing render of the level of what you can see from bird perspective, or that enemies has segmented damage so you can destroy some parts of robot tank or destroy guns from robot turrets. I also love original Xngine walking mechanics, this games does feels like you playing actual character with legs, not flying blob.