Hi, I'm looking for an older (2000+ ?) game, sci-fi top-down shooter. A bit similar to let's say Crimsonland or such. Waves of enemies crashing on you, sometimes under the walls, sometimes with turrets that can be manned by you, sometimes even different items. The name itself was depressing and overpowered, something maybe like Plutonia III or Devastation III - yes, and the name had the "III" in it, but I don't think there was first and second part to the series. I don't think it was a series, I think the name was meant to be sort of ambient this way.
The game menu, story, sound, all was done in a very soldier-like and sci-fi way. Steel and crashing sounds. The missions were often impossible to beat - until you found the approach to each and every mission. Sounds like a frustrating game, but it wasn't. A] Killing often Alien-looking creatures en mass was pretty fun even when dying a lot B] back then games were often really hard, we were used to it C] once you found the approach to the mission the mission became "only pretty hard" and not impossible.
Anyone remembers this forgotten gem?
The game menu, story, sound, all was done in a very soldier-like and sci-fi way. Steel and crashing sounds. The missions were often impossible to beat - until you found the approach to each and every mission. Sounds like a frustrating game, but it wasn't. A] Killing often Alien-looking creatures en mass was pretty fun even when dying a lot B] back then games were often really hard, we were used to it C] once you found the approach to the mission the mission became "only pretty hard" and not impossible.
Anyone remembers this forgotten gem?