Can you guess Which game it is?

[mclaren85]

This game was launched nearly two decades ago and I have been playing it time to time. Even today, it amazes me how well it designed and how detailed the graphics were. I don't know maybe I'm aging but it seems that older games are more real and more fun. So I wanted to take couple of pictures and share my feelings with you. Can you guess which game these screnshots have taken from?

 

[Macro Device]

I can't. Never touched this title in any way.

 

[Onasi]

Uhhhh, looks like one of the older NFS games from the BlackBox era. I want to say Carbon?

 

[mclaren85]

Uhhhh, looks like one of the older NFS games from the BlackBox era. I want to say Carbon?

Congrats. I wouldn't think that anyone could remember this perfection.

 

[hasegade]

guess this

 

[mclaren85]

guess this

Call of duty?
or some other second world war theme shooting game

 

[Princess Garnet]

Huh? So that first one is a racing game? With how detailed the world looks, it looks like it would have been a game where you explored on foot, like an action or adventure sort of game. It looks like they put a lot of detail into the game world for levels you wouldn't see much.

No idea about the second game since most FPS games (especially military ones) blend together for me if they aren't horror, since I'm not all too familiar with the genre otherwise. If I had to try and narrow it down, the textures, lighting, geometry, and overall level of detail (like how many objects there are, the trees, no real foliage otherwise, etc.) all say this is from the early-going-mid 2000s to me (like 2002 to 2004?). I was getting into PCs games around that time and that's what it reminds me of.

 

[Apocalypsee]

guess this

Looks like Return to Castle Wolfenstein, or maybe its multiplayer. That is one of the map where you need to go ninja all they way till the truck an the end of that level.

 

[hasegade]

Yep. 100% correct.

 

[mclaren85]

Huh? So that first one is a racing game? With how detailed the world looks, it looks like it would have been a game where you explored on foot, like an action or adventure sort of game. It looks like they put a lot of detail into the game world for levels you wouldn't see much.

No idea about the second game since most FPS games (especially military ones) blend together for me if they aren't horror, since I'm not all too familiar with the genre otherwise. If I had to try and narrow it down, the textures, lighting, geometry, and overall level of detail (like how many objects there are, the trees, no real foliage otherwise, etc.) all say this is from the early-going-mid 2000s to me (like 2002 to 2004?). I was getting into PCs games around that time and that's what it reminds me of.

Can't agree more. Some of the pictures were taken via a camera mod which means all the sceneries are not directly accesible by player. Surely, they put too much effort.

 

[Princess Garnet]

Return to Castle Wolfenstein.

*looks up the release date*

Okay, late 2001 is close enough to my time frame guess to make me happy, even if I didn't know the game itself. I also purposely guessed slightly later than the earliest that I thought it could be in case it wasn't a big name title. Lower budget titles would keep that look around for a few years. There was just something about the look of games from that time that jump out to me. It used the same engine American McGee's Alice did which may be why it seemed familiar because I played that so much of that back then (shame the third never happened, and I'd like to see a remake or remaster of the first since its playability today is, uh... not great).

 

[Ta1k0n]

Where am I...?

 

[mclaren85]

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Pubg?

 

[GerKNG]

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Fallout 3 DLC Operation Anchorage.