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| Terracide | |
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| Developer | Simis |
| Publisher | Eidos Interactive |
| Writers | Simon Carless Phil Marley Michael McHale Laurence Scotford [3] |
| Platform | Windows 95 |
| Release | August 27, 1997[1][2] |
| Genre | Action |
| Modes | Single player, multiplayer |
Terracide is a zero-G first-person shooter developed by Simis and published by Eidos Interactive in 1997.
Terracide plays out in a six degrees of freedom style, much like Descent, in a similar way in which the player is mostly cruising around levels until they find an enemy to attack, although sometimes the player is given on-screen objectives which are required to be completed to continue. Mouse controls are disabled by default, although add-ons such as an on-screen crosshair or mouse control can be enabled in the game's menu.
Stephen Poole on CNET's Reviews section rates Terracide 3/5 as "Good", with its major flaws commented that Terracide is "an unabashed Descent clone coupled with a tired "save the earth from destruction by alien invaders" story", and its biggest issue was the control in which "it was almost impossible to line up shots on a consistent basis because the ship wouldn't stop turning when I wanted it to".[citation needed] Terracide is still rated as a decent 3D shooter by GameSpot, proudly ending the review commenting that if you can get along the delayed controls, the game is a definite buy.[citation needed]
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