This game is a PC classic. You play as intergalactic badass, Kyle Katarn, as a Rebel agent who has to break in more enemy bases than Tom Cruise can piss on. Uses a heavily modified Doom engine that allows larger, much more detailed worlds to explore, with multilayered buildings, detailed cutscenes, immersive music (complain about the dated mini soundtrack while not trying to whistle to the theme song or the Detention Center's action music), and many weapons with various functions, such as a BFG plasma minigun cannon that shoots rockets. The soundtrack features iMuse, which allows a varying soundtrack that changes depending on what is going on. Even for a 1995 game, it still impresses me, and it is one of the first games I have ever played in my life. It's also a bit scary, from sewer monsters to giant kell dragons to hovering black balls of painful "British Made" syringes and torment. Also, thermal detonators: have fun with those, raise lots of hell.

Good luck getting this game to run on your fancy-shmancy, new fangled gizmotron also known as Windows 7. It will be either unplayable, visually distorted, frequent to crashes, or lag to high hell on an XP if you look at transparent surfaces. There is a mod to get it to work on modern computers though or certain launch settings to get it to function right. Otherwise, this is a great gem. classic game. It will ask you to insert a disk every now and again, but you can ignore that. It's also incredibly difficult. Features the Galaxy's biggest badass, Kyle Katarn as a Jedi. That makes him a double badass with a side of kickyourass.

The game that let's you play with 2 frames per hour. Also encourages animal abuse! 10/10