Tunnel B1

The game works fine on Windows 10, both PS and DOS versions. Nevermind these lamers in the other reviews. It's a DOSBox game, which means it's perfectly compatible with Windows 10, and even Linux if you want (you'll need to use a native DOSBox app, not Wine). If you happen to have some issue, install a DOSBox separately, maybe try changing some of the few options in it. Or maybe check the forums. Get used to these things if you're into old games. I'm very glad they've included the PS1 version too.

This game is to 90's for you.

A vehicular FPS in an interesting futuristic world. The graphics are rich and great for a low poly, 32-bit game of the PSX era and the music is really cool, gets you in the mood for some intense action. The controls can be a little complicated to get accustomed to, but if you pass that initial barrier, you will be in for a fun and really challenging adventure. Even though as the name implies, all the levels are tunnels, the game knows how to get creative and introduce different mechanics to this kind of level design. Sadly for me, I couldn't beat one of the last levels that was REALLY challenging (I think I got softlocked because I didn't get a specific weapon in a prior level) and I abandoned it, but I'm satisfied with what I played. It's not that great of a game, but if you like this kind of obscure titles, maybe you can have some fun.

If FZERO (the futuristic racing game by Nintendo) was a first-person shooter and dungeon crawler with claustrophobic tunnels and you're only hope is a woman that mentions "RAWKITS", "SCORE", "EXTRA ENERGY" then this game is for you. Hard as navigating an MMORPG raid dungeon without a map. An initially slow but tactile game which requires an inquisitive approach, a knack for fast turns and simultaneous assaults. Essentially a combination of previously mentioned game, WipeOut and Twisted Metal car combat game mechanics (rockets, machine guns and dodging) with a threadbare narrative of being stranded on a planet with enough tunnels to make the London Underground look like a playground. Do not play the PS1 version that is bundled, instead use DuckStation or MEDNAFEN if you want a more native experience. The DOS version in itself requires configuration to make sure it runs at the cycles it Oh and enjoy the cinematic experience by renowned German demoscene turned artist and composer Chris ...

Ocean <3

Incredibly disapointing, i remember having in on my "to-buy" list when i got my PSone in 96', thanks to a PSunderground Demo-disc. I'd recommend finding the PSone disk for fewer issues. This one is a dice-roll on newer laptops....refunded unfortunately

Dos version runs really poorly for me, it has small lines across the screen and very sluggish framerate. Ps1 version runs ok, this was the version I had back in the 90s. Game is quite hard, I like the dystopian colours and the speedy-slide-y action. Very 90s experience. Music is top notch.