Serious Sam Classic: The First Encounter

Serious Sam Classic: The First Encounter - Egypt is being saved from invasion again, and this is done by one man with a very large arsenal. Enemies come in droves: headless bombers, skeletons with grenades, giants with a hammer. It’s almost impossible to stop and shoot calmly. Weapons are divided into dozens of types: from pistols and shotguns to miniguns and grenade launchers. Ammo runs out quickly, so you have to run around the arena in circles and collect boxes. The classic technique is to shoot on the move, preventing enemies from approaching. The levels are large, but linear: from pyramids and temples to dungeons. Secrets are hidden behind pillars and in branches, and bosses take up half the screen. Headless bombers run straight towards the shooter. Skeletons throw grenades. Medicines are treated in seconds. The minigun requires promotion. Bosses occupy the arenas. Secrets are hidden behind the columns. The network is run by several people. Saving occurs by level. The difficulty can be changed in the settings. Ammo is collected after battles. The arenas are connected by corridors. Blood and scraps fly to the sides. Saving is possible at any point. Enemies come in waves. Secrets are marked on the mini-map. The timer does not change the difficulty. The shooting goes on non-stop. Boxes with ammunition are located in the arenas. Enemy models are easy to read. Management remains simple. There is no grade given for the level. Corridors give way to arenas. Blood remains on the walls. The doors open with levers. Bosses require you to go around in circles. Enemies are running across. For anyone who misses the arcade action games of the nineties, this part is suitable without reservations.