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The Terminator 2029

DOS - 1992

Bethesda's second game based on the hit Terminator movie sports a much-improved game engine that displays impressive graphics, but also has quite a few bugs. The game could be considered a "remake" of The Terminator, Bethesda's first game in this series, since the plot is the same and gameplay is very similar.

The plot goes as follows: "Los Angeles, 2029 A.D. As one of Col. John Conner's Special Operations Group, you have been chosen to wear the Advanced Combat Armor. Originally designed by Skynet Command, it has been captured by the Resistance and modified to terminate Skynet Assault Forces with more than a dozen lethal weapon systems. But it won't be easy--the Terminators, Hunter-Killers, Eradicators and Scorpions will make sure of that."

As in the first game, your task is to battle your way through the scarred ruins of L.A. in the epic battle of the future. Gameplay retains the original's fast-paced and furious action, with much-improved graphics and less confusing city layout. However, there are several annoying bugs that mute the gaming experience somewhat. None of them is game-crashing though, but you'd best find a patch to be sure. Bethesda later released Operation Scour add-on, which adds a new area to the game and many more tough enemies.

With good graphics, addictive action, and a wide variety of weapons, Terminator 2029 is a must have for every action game enthusiast... bugs notwithstanding. Be warned, though: the later levels are quite difficult even on the easiest setting-- be prepared to play some levels over and over again, until you either get it right, or your patience runs out .

Review By HOTUD

Comments and reviews

Grizlos 13 Jun. 2020

Played and finished it back in the days. Very tough, needs a lot of patience and reloading, but one of the not-so-bad Terminator games.

3
JAY DEE 28 Jul. 2015

you can fire weapons,but first you must click up top to activate them.but yeah its not great,and its quite hard,even the first objective is easy to fail

2
Sherman 03 Jul. 2015

I'm so glad that I never paid money to play this game back then. It's the worst. Tries to be a lazy mech game, that has a lot of bullshit nothing to do with terminator lore

-3
LOL! 07 Jun. 2014

I hope this site told Bethesda what to go do with themselves!

-3
What 11 Feb. 2014

What, this game came out 37 years too early, I'm tired of all these games doing this...

0

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Downloads

DOS version
Game file
United Kingdom English
9 MB
Disk Images
United Kingdom English
9 MB

Extras

Manual Manual 1
Extra file
DOS 16 MB English English
Misc Misc 1
Hintbook
DOS 1 MB English English

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