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1996 PC

A 1996 isometric sci-fi shooter in which you play the Silencer, blasting through heavily guarded bases with big weapons and destructible environments while fighting a tyrannical corporation. Traps, tricky jumping sections and live-action cutscenes make it unforgiving yet gloriously explosive.

What defines Crusader: No Regret:

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Challenging difficulty
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Action-packed real-time combat

The closest matches for Crusader: No Regret are G-Police, Scars Above and Boneworks. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Crusader: No Regret special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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G-Police

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1997 PCPlayStation

  • Sci-fi setting
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty

As helicopter-style gunship pilot Jeff Slater, you patrol dark domed colony cities on distant moons, taking on mission-based combat while investigating your sister's death. Its moody cyberpunk atmosphere and corporate intrigue set it apart in the late 90s.

Scars Above

Sci-fi setting

A challenging sci-fi third-person action game where you play a scientist stranded on an alien planet, fighting monsters with elemental weapons and solving puzzles. Its checkpoint-based difficulty echoes soulslikes, while a mystery story drives you onward.

Boneworks

Action-packed real-time combat

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Abuse

Sci-fi setting

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DeadCore

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

DeadCore is a fast first-person platformer with guns, in which you climb a massive, fog-shrouded tower. Precise jumping, timing and speedrun appeal take center stage, wrapped in a dreamlike sci-fi atmosphere.

Half-Life

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The landmark shooter sends physicist Gordon Freeman through the alien- and soldier-infested Black Mesa facility, telling its story seamlessly without cutscenes while mixing tense firefights with environmental and physics puzzles.

Ghost in the Shell

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Hard Reset

Action-packed real-time combat

An old-school, fast-paced first-person shooter from Flying Wild Hog where you blast hordes of machines through the gloomy cyberpunk city of Bezoar using two modular, upgradeable weapons. Environmental destruction, chain explosions and relentless arena fights take center stage.

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