Another extremely bad, extremely cheesy game from Capstone, the "nadir of computer entertainment." Terrorists have taken control of the UN building in New York, and you are part of the assault team assigned to take it back.
Yawn. The game's cliché premise is matched with an equally insipid gameplay: similar to its spiritual successor Corridor 7, Operation Body Count boasts hordes of terrorists that look the same and pose virtually no threats whatsoever. The game does attempt to rise above DOOM clones by allowing you to give orders to your teammates (when and if you find them), but the game is so easy-- and your teammates have the same intelligence as a rock-- that you hardly need to bother with it. Add poor graphics, boring level, stir-- et voila, another Capstone Real Dog.
Stay away from this one, lest you think I didn't warn you ;)
Review By HOTUD


Comments and reviews
id love to play my childhood game again! but i have some horrible lag!! does anyone know how to fix this?
Thanks for the warning ahead! Avoided!
hi, does anone know what are the four squares next to the gun picture for?
I'm a bit confused why people give this game so many praises. It should have been called operation exterminator. The vast majority of enemies for the first 4 levels are small and larger rats. A sewer monster thing here and there, and the big bellied machine gun wielding dude. lol Wow.
This game was pretty cool back in the day i didnt realize it had multiplayer!
Several versions were made this one is not the better maybe early release.
The latter was more polished I played it as a teen.
Bottom line Corridor 7 is better, probably the best capstone did.
I remember this. It wasn't as good as Doom but it was still an entertaining game for a couple of nights. I don't know if I would call it a masterpiece though.
great game, a capstone masterpiece!
I used to play this game YEARS ago and loved it. It is a little fiddly but it is an OLD game. The flamethrower rocks :D
Snake-D!!
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