Tuesday, March 14th 2023

Terminal Velocity: Boosted Edition Available Now, Launch Trailer Unleashed

In the far future, armadas from surrounding systems have suddenly waged war on Earth. You are a pilot from the Ares Squadron, flying the fastest, most dangerous crafts ever made. You're outgunned, outmanned, and strapped into a flying coffin.

Terminal Velocity : Boosted Edition runs the original Terminal Velocity natively on modern systems with the Infernal Engine, rendering the original graphics with an improved HUD for widescreen displays!
Climb back into the cockpit! Terminal Velocity : Boosted Edition is a 360-degree combat flight simulator, featuring a variety of different planets to battle across and a high-powered weapon arsenal to aid you in all of the fast-paced action. In the far future, armadas from surrounding systems have suddenly waged war on Earth. You are a pilot from the Ares Squadron, flying the fastest, most dangerous aircraft ever made. Are you ready?


Terminal Velocity : Boosted Edition is more than your routine flight simulator, with combat as the main objective, and a straightforward control layout to thrust you right into the action! Explore nine unique planets, each with three levels, dozens of tunnels, and miles upon miles of terrain to fly over. To support you in battle, you'll have access to seven destructive spectacular air-to-air and air-to-ground combat scenarios. Bank, roll, loop, and thrust bow-first into battles.

Available on PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation.
Sources: Ziggurat Interactive YouTube Channel, Terminal Velocity Steam Page
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17 Comments on Terminal Velocity: Boosted Edition Available Now, Launch Trailer Unleashed

#1
AKBrian
Well that's a completely unexpected blast from the past! I might have to dig up my old Gravis Gamepad...
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#2
ZoneDymo
man I miss the look of games back then, so...imaginative
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#3
Readlight
Looks like Play Station 1 game
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#4
QuietBob
This title was actually very impressive for its time. It was one of the first games to employ a full 3D engine with six degrees of freedom. It supported eight players in local multiplayer and ran at 70 fps.

I remember playing the shareware version on the school's computers :cool:
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TheLostSwede
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Clearly a poor copy of Descent.
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#6
bug
TheLostSwedeClearly a poor copy of Descent.
Not really. Descent was all about corridors and stuff, TV was about flying at the surface. It was tons of fun right until the end when
you were pitted against the final boss in very confined space
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RandomWan
TheLostSwedeClearly a poor copy of Descent.
Clearly not since both released within a couple of months of each other. 3D accelerators were just coming into the mainstream at that time and many games were rushing to take advantage of them and give a full 360 degrees of movement in a fully 3D rendered environment. Terminal Velocity was much faster paced action than Descent.
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#8
Athlonite
QuietBobThis title was actually very impressive for its time. It was one of the first games to employ a full 3D engine with six degrees of freedom. It supported eight players in local multiplayer and ran at 70 fps.

I remember playing the shareware version on the school's computers :cool:
Oh yeah we used to blast the shitter out of this on our LAN days 6 of us with joysticks flying awesome game I think I'll even buy it this time round I've missed this game alot
TheLostSwedeClearly a poor copy of Descent.
Obviously you never played TV it's not a descent knock off
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#10
Mussels
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Help i think i'm in a time loop again
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#11
KrazyT
ReadlightLooks like Play Station 1 game
Yes 1995 !
It reminds me some Magic Carpet feelings ...
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TheLostSwede
News Editor
bugNot really. Descent was all about corridors and stuff, TV was about flying at the surface. It was tons of fun right until the end when
you were pitted against the final boss in very confined space
Sure it is, Descent was THE game, I don't even remember this thing.
RandomWanClearly not since both released within a couple of months of each other. 3D accelerators were just coming into the mainstream at that time and many games were rushing to take advantage of them and give a full 360 degrees of movement in a fully 3D rendered environment. Terminal Velocity was much faster paced action than Descent.
Yes, yes, irrelevant, no-one played this and you clearly never played Descent on a network with other human players, it was insane.

And if it wasn't clear, I was a Descent/Descent 2 fan...
AthloniteObviously you never played TV it's not a descent knock off
Not that I can remember, no. But as above, I played Descent on a network with other people, which made it an entirely different kind of game.
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bug
TheLostSwedeSure it is, Descent was THE game, I don't even remember this thing.
TV didn't receive the press coverage Descent did and wasn't nearly as popular. But neither of those make TV a Descent clone.
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JimmyDoogs
This is awesome. I used to play this game with my dad back in the 90's. We were like this is the coolest name for a game ever lol.
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#15
GreiverBlade
that and Descent/Descent II ... my youth is ... aaaaaaahhhh whatever, i am a nostalgic ... i have dedicated retro rigs just to play games like that ... if i have the original media (or if it is an abandonware) ... sadly Terminal Velocity is one of those i lost the media :cry:

nonetheless ... i would gladly buy Terminal Velocity... again ... on GoG preferably (or Epic maybe ... it's the cheapest price of all platform, albeit only 1.10chf/$ less than GoG :laugh: ) given the price is not high at all and acceptable for a remaster by my standard :laugh:
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#16
RandomWan
TheLostSwedeSure it is, Descent was THE game, I don't even remember this thing.


Yes, yes, irrelevant, no-one played this and you clearly never played Descent on a network with other human players, it was insane.

And if it wasn't clear, I was a Descent/Descent 2 fan...


Not that I can remember, no. But as above, I played Descent on a network with other people, which made it an entirely different kind of game.
Yes I have. I was playing a whole slew of games on Kali in the 90s. Terminal Velocity was a different animal and played differently than Descent. You're clearly lost.
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Mussels
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RandomWanYes I have. I was playing a whole slew of games on Kali in the 90s. Terminal Velocity was a different animal and played differently than Descent. You're clearly lost.
Honestly i remember both those games as a weird mashup together as well.

Couldn't say why, maybe i just had access to them at the same time?
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