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It's a low-budget walking simulator in the horror genre and it took me 3 hours to complete. Barely recommended; it's fun and scary at first, but the emotions diminish quickly when you see the simplicity and even absurdity of the dinosaur's behaviour, and quite soon the game gets more annoying than fun, but still with some good dinosaur scenes in first view. It's much better at the beggining when it's outdoors than later when it's inside a facility. I liked the sound, the graphics and its VHS style. I would like to play this kind of game made by a big company.

In 2024 I found it to be quite fun for around 15h, with a lot of good moments, some of them funny and others tense while trying not to be discovered.. But it's a pity that the game is not polished enough. I didn't like the weapons of the hunters and I didn't feel confortable attacking when being a ghost. But a fun game nonetheless, with original and funny props, mechanics and situations.

I played this game when I was a teenager and I absolutely loved it. It was one of the first games I played on the PS1 and that year was the beginning for me with 3D games, so I found this game astonishing. It had good three-dimensional and colorful graphics, a great soundtrack, and exploration in a magical world… The only negative aspect I can remember is that it got a little repetitive at the end. This game brings me great memories.

The driving is totally unrealistic; it’s a very fun arcade racing game with a high sensation of speed and weapons. I love racing games with weapons as it adds a factor of complexity and entertainment, driving not only to go fast but to get items, shoot, and survive. This and the velocity force you to put all your attention into the game, which makes it very fun, and the high intensity of the game makes you feel that with one hour of gaming you have played a lot, making Gas Guzzlers perfect when you don’t have much free time and need to disconnect from daily life. Apart from combat racing, there are different modes to choose from; for example, one is pure racing without weapons, and another is a battle royale where you combat the rivals instead of racing. A good point is that you can choose the mode you play, so if you don’t like a mode very much, you can avoid it. The cars aren’t real but they are similar to real ones, they are cool, and you can customize and upgrade them. There are enough cars and many circuits, the graphics were good and the music is very good. To summarize, this game offers quick and straightforward fun.

The driving is totally unrealistic; it’s a very fun arcade racing game with a high sensation of speed and weapons. I love racing games with weapons as it adds a factor of complexity and entertainment, driving not only to go fast but to get items, shoot, and survive. This and the velocity force you to put all your attention into the game, which makes it very fun, and the high intensity of the game makes you feel that with one hour of gaming you have played a lot, making Gas Guzzlers perfect when you don’t have much free time and need to disconnect from daily life. Apart from combat racing, there are different modes to choose from; for example, one is pure racing without weapons, and another is a battle royale where you combat the rivals instead of racing. A good point is that you can choose the mode you play, so if you don’t like a mode very much, you can avoid it. The cars aren’t real but they are similar to real ones, they are cool, and you can customize and upgrade them. There are enough cars and many circuits, the graphics were good and the music is very good. To summarize, this game offers quick and straightforward fun.

It was a very good game when it was released, with spectacular explosions and fantastic three-dimensional graphics that enhanced the gameplay. It has an extremely complex and complicated tech research system that, while not user-friendly, offers a lot of possibilities, allowing for different play styles and increasing amply the game's duration. It's a 3D game where the topography of the terrain is very important, so you have to consider the mountains. Additionally, you can rotate the camera and zoom in & out. I had a lot of fun bulding my base and the defensive positions, as there is total freedom to do so; for example, you can build radars and torrets in strategic points around the map. You can also customize your own **** game is no longer for sale, but you can play for free an improved version made by fans. This version enhances the enemy AI, making skirmishes much more fun. I spent many hours playing skirmishes against the AI, even with custom maps made by the community. It was an underrated game ahead of its time; for example, it's better than Command & Conquer Red Alert 2, which was released a year and a half later.

I had a lot of fun playing it with a friend when I was a teenager. The only problem the game had, in my opinion, was the irregular difficulty; some mini-games were easy while others were very difficult. It’s a fantastic game to play with a friend—fun and addictive. I don’t know if it would be very fun to play alone.

A very fun arcade game. It's quick entertainment; the game opens quickly, you play some races for half an hour and you feel like you have played quite a lot. The game requires your total attention to win, so it's perfect to disconnect from your daily life if you don't have a lot of time to play. The races are spectacular.

When I was a teenager I found this game to be incredibly difficult, I kept getting stuck continuously and had to use cheats to be able to play all the levels. So, objectively, the game doesn't deserve such a good rating due to its extreme difficulty (although this difficulty created an addictive obsession). Despite the graphics being fantastic for its time, there were big problems with them that made me get stuck because I couldn’t see crucial objects like keys on the floor or levers on the walls, they should have been highlighted. Another factor that contributed to its difficulty was the limited quantity of good quality ammo, health packs and save crystals (because you couldn't save whenever you wanted); this made the game a survival adventure. What I loved about TR3 was that it really made me feel like I was living an adventure, with a fantastic soundtrack with ambience sounds that made feel inside the game, and I had friends that felt the same. This was the first Tomb Raider I played and it is one of those games that make me feel nostalgia, and it also comes to mind when I feel an itch for adventure. Ultimately, pure adventure and great memories.

I didn't enjoy very much this game, too much irrealistic. Flying an airplane in this game is not fun. I had more fun in Microsoft Flight Simulator with almost all options set to arcade, just flying the F-18 while doing tourism around the world, doing risky manouvers between spectacular mountains or in the Colorado Canyon, and flying extremely low and slow trying not to crash while watching cities and monuments like the pyramids of Egypt. And the sonic booms in that game were spectacular too, never got tired of them, while in AC7 there isn't sonic boom. Besides, I found it to be too much difficult at times, making me repeat long parts of missions. This had a positive part, making the game a challenge and addictive, but for me mostly was annoying because the game wasn't fun enough, making the game frustrating and repetitive. The radio chatter while playing was annoying too and difficult to follow. The dogfights are irrealistic and... annoying. In the end, the game is too much irrealistic, absurd and repetitive.

I didn't enjoy very much this game, too much irrealistic. Flying an airplane in this game is not fun. I had more fun in Microsoft Flight Simulator with almost all options set to arcade, just flying the F-18 while doing tourism around the world, doing risky manouvers between spectacular mountains or in the Colorado Canyon, and flying extremely low and slow trying not to crash while watching cities and monuments like the pyramids of Egypt. And the sonic booms in that game were spectacular too, never got tired of them, while in AC7 there isn't sonic boom. Besides, I found it to be too much difficult at times, making me repeat long parts of missions. This had a positive part, making the game a challenge and addictive, but for me mostly was annoying because the game wasn't fun enough, making the game frustrating and repetitive. The radio chatter while playing was annoying too and difficult to follow. The dogfights are irrealistic and... annoying. In the end, the game is too much irrealistic, absurd and repetitive.