Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold
A Wolfenstein 3D descendant with interrogatable scientists, keycard mazes and a working radar. Stiff by modern standards, sharp if you want a shareware FPS with more structure.
GamerScout Verdict
Worth it for retro FPS fans who want Wolf3D speed with smarter level systems; skip if flat maze corridors bore you.
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About Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold
The first hour is where most people bounce off. Corridors that all look alike, color-keyed doors that send you backtracking through cleared rooms, and enemies that soak more shots than you expect from something built on Wolfenstein 3D's bones. Push past that and the design starts showing its hand. Blake Stone layers systems onto the old formula that the original never had: informant scientists you can question for hints or gun down for supplies, food dispensers that double as health stations, and a radar that keeps the maze readable when the wall textures stop helping. What it is not is a Doom rival. Levels are flat, the sprite work is stiff, and the sci-fi station theme thins out across six episodes of similar hallways. But the shooting is quick, the secret hunting actually pays, and the whole thing carries a shareware-era confidence that has aged better than its visuals. If you want a maze shooter with a bit of structure bolted on, it holds.
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- Processor
- Intel Core Duo 2
- Memory
- 2 GB RAM
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- Developer
- JAM Productions
- Publisher
- Apogee Entertainment
- Release Date
- May 5, 2015