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Z.A.R.

Spelinformatie

DOSBox
Geweldadig
Auteur: Maddox Games
Uitgever: Auric Vision
Categorie:First-Person Shooter
Jaar:1998
Meer details:Officiële spelwebsite, MobyGames
Gerelateerde spellen: 3dfx, Multi-language, Russian language

DOS-spel online spelen

Je kunt Z.A.R. op deze website spelen, zodat je het spel niet op jouw computer hoeft te downloaden en te installeren. We raden je aan Google Chrome te gebruiken wanneer je DOS-spellen online speelt.

DOS-spel online spelen

Dit spel downloaden

Kies één van de onderstaande bestanden om te downloaden.

Bestand Details
  • zareng.zip
  • uitvoerbaar bestand: ZARWEB.BAT
  • early small demo
  • zardemo.zip
  • uitvoerbaar bestand: RUNZAR.BAT
  • version 1.02
  • Extra
  • MS-DOS
  • 21.486 kB (20,98 MB)

Volledige versie van dit spel kopen

Je kunt de volledige versie van Z.A.R. downloaden van de downloadwinkel(s) die hieronder zijn vermeld.

Speltitel Winkel
Z.A.R. Steam

Beoordeling door gebruikers

Wat vind jij van Z.A.R.? Beoordeel het spel hieronder op een schaal van 1 tot 10, waarbij 1 de laagste en 10 de hoogste score is.

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Spelbeschrijving

Z.A.R. is an impressive early true 3D first-person shooter, featuring vast landscapes with voxel terrain that one would rather expect from a vehicle or flight sim. But here, you are on foot against hordes of pre-rendered enemies in large arena-like areas.

The game takes a story-driven mission-based approach, with the narrative telling about rogue AI that amasses an army of robots instead of supervising off-world mining operations. The player is usually tasked with destroying something to weaken the enemy, and there are plenty of static pre-rendered objects to represent high-tech infrastructure as well. Destroyed enemies and buildings usually drop small orbs that recharge the player's health, while weapon and ammo pickups are pre-placed on the maps (sometimes in rather inconvenient areas) to be found during the mission.

This is definitely not your usual "DOOM clone" fare, and is worth checking out even if out of historical interest. When the game came out, the developers put major emphasis on network multiplayer (which is natural considering the arena-like levels), offering a hefty selection of multiplayer maps in the free demo version alone. The single-player part is less prominent in the demo versions, but you can still run around, enjoy the scenery and admire the 3D rendering engine of the era.

Beschrijving door MrFlibble

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