This game deserves more recognition than it gets. It is the first FPS to feature 3D polygon enemies, and a truly 3D environment with complete freedom of movement. It is every bit as important to the gaming industry as DOOM and Wolfenstein 3D.
This is actually NOT the first game with a truly 3d environment. Ultima Underworld 1 and 2 and System Shock beat them to it. UU 1 was contemporary with Wolfenstein 3d. It was notable for being the first fully 3d texture-mapped game.
@@chelonianegghead274 Actually, no; For that, you have to go all the way back to 1982, with a game called StarGlider (the main inspiration for Star Fox).
I can actually correct you both! Starglider didn't use polygonal graphics and rather used distorted sprites and shading to give the illiusion of 3d and the underworld games were only 3d texture mapped, not fully 3d and functioned similar to that of a build engine game, the first game to feature a polygonal eneimy was the system shock prototype with the unused lifter enemy.
A demo version of this was on the new PC my mom bought in 1996. I spent hours playing it and I even called Parallax Software talking to a very friendly rep about the merits of 'Descent'. They sent me a flyer in the mail advertising all of their games. The 90's were a fantastic time for PC gamers with so many groundbreaking games, new internet sites devoted to them and the rise of gaming culture.
I, too, played the demo version that came on a PC my family had bought. I LOVED this game and played it for hours on end. Time just seemed to slip by when I sat down to play. I made it all the way to the last 'demo' level (level 30 or 35?), and then it gave a message that I needed to purchase the full game to continue.
I'll never forget getting lost during the escape mission here with the countdown timer. With 5 seconds left I almost gave up, but I saw the exit out of the corner of my eye. Racing through it with 1 second to spare then getting that cutscene of a Star Wars-like escape through the explosion gave me SUCH a thrill as a young 8 year old! I'll never forget this game!
This game came to mind recently while watching an AVGN Doom episode, lol. Can't believe I remembered the name of the game, and man does the game look even better than I even remembered. Such an awesome game for 1994, I even got my dad into playing it a little, it was so universally fun! 😂
I had my keyboard completely customized, I could fly circles around everyone, I could do every function w/o taking all my fingers off the home row. Four of us would play over the company network at lunch time against each other, it was crazy fun. Lobbing a mega missle into a big chamber someone just entered was so much fun to watch them try and run. We almost brought the company server down one time.
Finally I find this game! I didn't remember the name but I still had the memories on spaceship actions in the base of the moon. I was little bit scary playing this when I was a child but in good way. What a flashback.
I remember that in the first hours it made even me, a pretty excessive Doom player at the time, feel sick. Actually it was the only game ever that made me feel sick.
Oh my, the MEMORIES!!! My entire family loved this game! We had a good number of classics on our Macintosh: Heretic, Doom, Wolfenstien, Descent, you name it. I MISS THE 90s AND I WANT THEM BACK!!!!
This is an incredibly underrated game, and also has one of the most frustratingly non-specific names that has been reused by so many other games and other media, making it very difficult to Google or otherwise find anything related to in this supposed Information Age.
Best 3D 360 game ever. Most people can't handle it. They get sick from vertigo and makes most people very dizzy, and they can't play it. I loved it. I am now 65 yro. and would love to play it again.
@@valletas And Quake? Y'know, the game that was basically a 3D DOOM that popularized first person camera controls and competitive player-versus-player multiplayer?
this was my favorite PC game as a kid, before i discovered Starcraft.. I'll always remember struggling to beat the super hulk boss, the one that has cloaking and fires those homing plasma missiles early on in the game, before you're able to discover and use them. it took me WEEKS to figure out how to beat him. literally, it took me a few weeks to finally figure out how to beat him. i struggled. so much. i'd go in with 200/200.. and i got so close so mant times. it elevated the plasma missile to legendary godlike status in my mind. once i finally beat him, i flipped out and went crazy with excitement. moments like this are what i remember the most about gaming as a kid.
I remember when this game came out. I was addicted to it. The 6 degrees of movement were amazing at that time. First thing I thought was "when will they release a Star Wars space battle game with this kind of movement."
I remember playing this as a kid. It was incredibly immersive, tense, and intense. Trying to find the exit when the mine is blowing up was always a nail biter. Amazing game
Best video game ever! I think it set up an entire generation of early video gamers with carpel tunnel syndrome No game of its time could compare with the graphics and maneuvering in a 3 D, 360 degree environment. I'm glad the person making the video showed shooting up the monitors in the passageways, always a blast with the gausse gun!
Childhood memories, the full 3d effect of this game that you could fly any direction AND rotate so the ceiling became the floor for the real space effect! This game was way ahead of lts time, such a classic.
It's hard to describe how awesome it was to play it on an old school analog joystick and with autorotation turned off, so you could spin freely in the tunnels. One of few games, which sucked you entirely into its universum.
I was in high school when I found the demo of this game on a local BBS (Bulletin Board System for those unaware). This was before the World Wide Web became a thing, by the way. Of shareware games and floppy disks... It was also around the time Doom had come out. That was a golden age as a PC gamer (or gamer in general). How far we've come since then!
I was asleep for like 15 minutes and woke up thinking about this game. I am terrible with names, but i instantly recalled Decent and looked up this vid. I don't think i have thought about this game in over 10 years or more. Man i loved this game as a kid, and i relate to all of these comments so much. I am so tempted to see if i can get it and play it again.
Oh my goodness!!! I used to play this game on the graveyard shift of the company I used to work for where we were the distributor for these and many other products. This brings back great memories for sure. This and Doom were the best games to play for 8 hours...lol
I played a lot of Descent multiplayer sessions back then. There were *many* experienced Players and actually once you get all the controls, including rotating etc. and develop a 3D sense, you are getting good very fast :). And it is soooo much fun!!
I remember playing this game when it first came out. 20 years ago! Wow. Looks amazing considering. You're pretty good at swift navigation in those tight tunnels!
That Christian Channel Probably looks good because of the source port I used for higher resolution and smooth rendering. I mean sure it is the original art and assets but still.. ;) And yeah navigation is the tricky part in this game ^^
This came pre installed with our new Windows 95 but was way too difficult for my 7 year old noob self lol, i never got very far. Amazing how vivid the memories are of it though
@@masonthunkwell9786 I vaguely remember such an adventure game from those days where one of your characters falls or gets pulled underground. It may have been The Dig but I'm not sure. I was so young I was mostly just confused at stuff and barely remember. Though I beat this level!
this game just came into my head when reading about drones, holy crap I was so bad at this, especially trying to find my way out when the destruct timer came on. No spatial orientation skills whatsoever.. and damn look at that light sourcing!! Must have looked amazing back then
The soundtrack is amazing. I loved this game as a kid, playing for hours on the crappy Packard Bell family PC. I'm amazed it could even run on that turd, but it did. It's funny to now realize that this is essentially an FPS, just with more freedom of movement.
Che gioco!!! Ci ho giocato una quantità di ore enorme... non ricordo altri giochi al tempo simili a questo dove dovevi gestire realmente mappe 3D con nemici che potevano sbucare ovunque...ed eri obbligato a sviluppare un senso dello spazio unico secondo me e davvero innovativo su un FPS. Nel suo piccolo questo titolo ha fatto scuola.
this was the first space sim I played in like 1998 when I was 9 years old. My mom had a friend that turned his garage into a LAN center. you could LAN up to 4 players co-op. We would all LAN and shit when I came over to visit fuckin amazing
back then i had no idea but now as an adult looking at this game i can't help thinking of how demanding game this has had to been for the computers of the era. loved this game anyways
I played this game on a Forte VFX1 headset back in the 90's, at some mall kiosk someone had setup with VR stuff, so i know it was somehow playable. It was pretty rad
Love this game. I just back to this production and i can't stop playing it. I heard that Parallax Software is creating a new game called Overload. Good Job
Playing multiplayer locally in this game was so crazy then. Imagine being in the Philippines and being completely inlove with this game. 6 of us would play and have random dudes in the computer shop play along with us kids. The son of the computer shop absolutely wrecked us all. Imagine having a computer shop near your school and you're the son of the owner. That kid was on another level and ruined our games haha Nice to see what Descent was like for them in other countries. I didn't have the luxury to be able to exchange messages with its dev since I was in the Philippines at the time.
Had an elementary school computer teacher who had all of our computers on a LAN. If we had time after the lesson that day and we behaved, he’d let us blow up each other in this game. Was always fun blowing up the annoying popular kids I must say. Such a great teacher. I’ll never forget it.
I introduced the game to my son and best friend when they were 5, they used a computer in the basement of my house. Sometime they came running up scared of monsters. My son maneuvered the ship, his friend was the gunner, they became very good at it. Later the kid brother still in diapers joint as tail-gunner shooting flares. Later still other friends of my son joined. They had lot's of fun with Descent.
Still have this on my hard disk to play whenever I want in the Rebirth Engine. The Redbook Audio version of the music that shipped with the Mac release is a must.
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This game deserves more recognition than it gets. It is the first FPS to feature 3D polygon enemies, and a truly 3D environment with complete freedom of movement. It is every bit as important to the gaming industry as DOOM and Wolfenstein 3D.
This is actually NOT the first game with a truly 3d environment. Ultima Underworld 1 and 2 and System Shock beat them to it. UU 1 was contemporary with Wolfenstein 3d. It was notable for being the first fully 3d texture-mapped game.
@@phillippi2 Was this the first game with 3D enemy models?
@@chelonianegghead274 Actually, no; For that, you have to go all the way back to 1982, with a game called StarGlider (the main inspiration for Star Fox).
I can actually correct you both! Starglider didn't use polygonal graphics and rather used distorted sprites and shading to give the illiusion of 3d and the underworld games were only 3d texture mapped, not fully 3d and functioned similar to that of a build engine game, the first game to feature a polygonal eneimy was the system shock prototype with the unused lifter enemy.
Is there anything like this out today?
A demo version of this was on the new PC my mom bought in 1996. I spent hours playing it and I even called Parallax Software talking to a very friendly rep about the merits of 'Descent'. They sent me a flyer in the mail advertising all of their games. The 90's were a fantastic time for PC gamers with so many groundbreaking games, new internet sites devoted to them and the rise of gaming culture.
I got the same demo! Scrapped together some money and bought the full game after that.. such a great game!
I enjoyed the heck out of playing Descent on my 486 Gateway (partitioned for Slackware Linux) and would play it again today if I could!
@@michaelwesterland1853 It's on steam today and works on modern windows... but nothing like that 486 linux flair, i agree :)
I, too, played the demo version that came on a PC my family had bought. I LOVED this game and played it for hours on end. Time just seemed to slip by when I sat down to play. I made it all the way to the last 'demo' level (level 30 or 35?), and then it gave a message that I needed to purchase the full game to continue.
The good ol times when you could call and have a friendly conversation with a rep and not a brainless robotic script reader.
I'll never forget getting lost during the escape mission here with the countdown timer. With 5 seconds left I almost gave up, but I saw the exit out of the corner of my eye. Racing through it with 1 second to spare then getting that cutscene of a Star Wars-like escape through the explosion gave me SUCH a thrill as a young 8 year old! I'll never forget this game!
This exactly.
SAME!
This game came to mind recently while watching an AVGN Doom episode, lol. Can't believe I remembered the name of the game, and man does the game look even better than I even remembered. Such an awesome game for 1994, I even got my dad into playing it a little, it was so universally fun! 😂
Im so glad this video has been made, I lived and mastered this game and knew every nook and cranny in 1996-1999.
I had my keyboard completely customized, I could fly circles around everyone, I could do every function w/o taking all my fingers off the home row. Four of us would play over the company network at lunch time against each other, it was crazy fun. Lobbing a mega missle into a big chamber someone just entered was so much fun to watch them try and run. We almost brought the company server down one time.
Games don't have crannies like they used to 😢
1994 and this game have better feeling and control of 3d environment that most actual games. I played a lot when i was a kid. What a jewel!!
When i've heard the boss in the final level, i was scared to death! My room was dark, headphones on and played this game until 3 am :)
1995 idiot
Finally I find this game! I didn't remember the name but I still had the memories on spaceship actions in the base of the moon. I was little bit scary playing this when I was a child but in good way. What a flashback.
i had yeaaaaars looking for this game, i used to play it with my friends when i was a kid, multiplayer pvp style!
It was 24 years when I played this game. Took a lot of time after school. Jesus I miss these old days.
This game confused the hell outta me when I was a kid.
SAme ! Oh damn this song this game excited me so hard ^^ xD
Trop de souvenirs ^^
It gives me vertigo.
Yeah same here. I'm pretty sure my dad pirated it from some BBS and I'd always try to play but couldn't get far.
I remember that in the first hours it made even me, a pretty excessive Doom player at the time, feel sick. Actually it was the only game ever that made me feel sick.
Yeah, In this game, it's hard to tell which way is up or down.
I used to play this as a kid SO MUCH, I feel a hundred years old :)
A new best friend introduced this game to me for the first time, I'm honestly hooked!
I played this so much as a kid. tight controls and awesome action.
Legit such an underrated title. Descent alone got me into the tech field. This, warcraft2 , crusader no remorse, dungeon keeper 2
First real 3d game i ever played, I remember being blown away by it. There was no up or down.
most of 3d games never become same real, being bonded to "up&down"
No it isn't idiot
Oh my, the MEMORIES!!! My entire family loved this game! We had a good number of classics on our Macintosh: Heretic, Doom, Wolfenstien, Descent, you name it. I MISS THE 90s AND I WANT THEM BACK!!!!
It's available on Steam
@@PhillyFail lmao
Well, they didn't go anywhere :D
All of those are great games.
Those are some of my fav's back then too. We had Lan parties all the time for these games and others.
This is an incredibly underrated game, and also has one of the most frustratingly non-specific names that has been reused by so many other games and other media, making it very difficult to Google or otherwise find anything related to in this supposed Information Age.
Had this game on all of our high school computers, we’d have huge multiplayer battles all the time with this. Love this game
Truly one of the greatest games of all time.
My Dad brought this game home when I was a kid, it blew my mind at the time, and it's still great today. The man was ahead of his time.
This takes me back to the 90's. It was so cool seeing my dad playing this, besides the OG Tetris. Going to get this on Steam now!
Best 3D 360 game ever. Most people can't handle it. They get sick from vertigo and makes most people very dizzy, and they can't play it. I loved it. I am now 65 yro. and would love to play it again.
The only game that was a true advancement of Doom.
What about Blood?
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin4945 and system shock
@@valletas And Quake? Y'know, the game that was basically a 3D DOOM that popularized first person camera controls and competitive player-versus-player multiplayer?
@@aldiascholarofthefirstsin4945 Blood was absolutely legendary.
When I was a kid my friend and I would dial into each other's computers and play this game together ..so much fun
Did you use Kali95? Thats what we used... for a time. Technology moved so fast back then. NOTHING was utilized longer than 2 years
this was my favorite PC game as a kid, before i discovered Starcraft..
I'll always remember struggling to beat the super hulk boss, the one that has cloaking and fires those homing plasma missiles early on in the game, before you're able to discover and use them.
it took me WEEKS to figure out how to beat him. literally, it took me a few weeks to finally figure out how to beat him. i struggled. so much. i'd go in with 200/200.. and i got so close so mant times. it elevated the plasma missile to legendary godlike status in my mind. once i finally beat him, i flipped out and went crazy with excitement. moments like this are what i remember the most about gaming as a kid.
One of my TOP games ever... i remember i just enter the game to listen the music and do my homework.
Amazing game, I loved it back then. Truly ahead of its time, being the very first true 3D shooter.
All we did was play this in technology ed class back in the day, man those were good times. Lol.
I remember when this game came out. I was addicted to it. The 6 degrees of movement were amazing at that time. First thing I thought was "when will they release a Star Wars space battle game with this kind of movement."
Jesus talk about nostalgia. Played this all the time when I was 10. Still remember the stress of rushing around trying to find the exit.
I remember playing this as a kid. It was incredibly immersive, tense, and intense. Trying to find the exit when the mine is blowing up was always a nail biter. Amazing game
Can we all agree the soundtrack is an absolut banger? :)
Brings back memories. I absolutely loved this game.
Randomly remembered this game and told my kiddo about it. Man it brought back memories of my childhood seeing it again!!
Best video game ever! I think it set up an entire generation of early video gamers with carpel tunnel syndrome No game of its time could compare with the graphics and maneuvering in a 3 D, 360 degree environment. I'm glad the person making the video showed shooting up the monitors in the passageways, always a blast with the gausse gun!
Childhood memories, the full 3d effect of this game that you could fly any direction AND rotate so the ceiling became the floor for the real space effect!
This game was way ahead of lts time, such a classic.
I only had vague memories of this game in my head, amazing to see it again.
I LOVED these games. I replayed them so many times.
It's hard to describe how awesome it was to play it on an old school analog joystick and with autorotation turned off, so you could spin freely in the tunnels. One of few games, which sucked you entirely into its universum.
Made 20 years ago, and still looks better than most games today. :D
I was in high school when I found the demo of this game on a local BBS (Bulletin Board System for those unaware). This was before the World Wide Web became a thing, by the way. Of shareware games and floppy disks... It was also around the time Doom had come out. That was a golden age as a PC gamer (or gamer in general). How far we've come since then!
This takes me back. When I was a kid I use to play Descent, Felix the Cat Cartoon Maker, and with MSPaint on my old E Machine.
I was asleep for like 15 minutes and woke up thinking about this game. I am terrible with names, but i instantly recalled Decent and looked up this vid. I don't think i have thought about this game in over 10 years or more. Man i loved this game as a kid, and i relate to all of these comments so much. I am so tempted to see if i can get it and play it again.
This game so much needs a remake
Oh, i forgot about the self destruction timer and having to rush out, that's amazing.
GABBAGABBAHEY! Cool, long time ago!
They should recreate this and bring it back this game was pure entertainment
I wish they would bring it to mobile exactly like it is with online play.
Oh my goodness!!! I used to play this game on the graveyard shift of the company I used to work for where we were the distributor for these and many other products. This brings back great memories for sure. This and Doom were the best games to play for 8 hours...lol
I played a lot of Descent multiplayer sessions back then. There were *many* experienced Players and actually once you get all the controls, including rotating etc. and develop a 3D sense, you are getting good very fast :). And it is soooo much fun!!
One of my favorite games of all time.. a game like this today were so amazing...😃
Criminally underrated game!
I remember playing this game when it first came out. 20 years ago! Wow. Looks amazing considering. You're pretty good at swift navigation in those tight tunnels!
That Christian Channel Probably looks good because of the source port I used for higher resolution and smooth rendering. I mean sure it is the original art and assets but still.. ;)
And yeah navigation is the tricky part in this game ^^
NostalgicGames Mad skills!
1994 was a great year for some of the best classic PC games of all time. X-com UFO defense, Heretic, Tie fighter and this gem.
This is the game that made me a gamer, way back in the day ❤
oh this game brings back so many so many childhood memories.
I didn’t even really play it but I watched my dad for hours, core memory unlocked lol.
This came pre installed with our new Windows 95 but was way too difficult for my 7 year old noob self lol, i never got very far. Amazing how vivid the memories are of it though
Same here. Don't suppose you also had some weird point and click adventure game, too? I can't remember the name of it.
@@masonthunkwell9786 I vaguely remember such an adventure game from those days where one of your characters falls or gets pulled underground. It may have been The Dig but I'm not sure. I was so young I was mostly just confused at stuff and barely remember. Though I beat this level!
i made only the first lvl as a child :D
Perfect. I got scaried when i saw those red spaceshifts attacking me. OMG. This game is so awsome :D
Used to love this game, this and Terminal Velocity.
Technically absolutely brilliant. This was before MMX and 3D accelerated graphic cards and featured free orientation and some light effects.
The memories. This was my first 3D game. I was so confused playing this but it was a rush!
God I loved this game back in college! The big rooms were really cool. Best played with a Microsoft Sidewinder joystick
This was my favorite game back then! I really wish there was a modern version of it today
Já passei madrugadas inteiras jogando Descent, lá por 1996. Excelente jogo, com ótimos gráficos para a época.
One of the best games released to date. Gameplay was top notch
Brings back so many memories
This was the best game! Same with Decent II. I remember a door that went into a HUGE room with a round center section. It was soo Kool.
Informative. Useful. Calming. Inspiring. Life-changing. Enjoyable. Heart-warming. Other.
My appreciation for this game knows no bounds.
This game literally got me motion sickness but it was awweeeeesssooommeeee
I honestly never saw this game before or even heard of it until now!!! It's pretty cool, and now i want to try it out myself.
Oh shit. Thanks for uploading the gameplay, man. I miss this game.
this game just came into my head when reading about drones, holy crap I was so bad at this, especially trying to find my way out when the destruct timer came on. No spatial orientation skills whatsoever.. and damn look at that light sourcing!! Must have looked amazing back then
The soundtrack is amazing. I loved this game as a kid, playing for hours on the crappy Packard Bell family PC. I'm amazed it could even run on that turd, but it did. It's funny to now realize that this is essentially an FPS, just with more freedom of movement.
I loved this game. it feels like it was yesterday.
Che gioco!!!
Ci ho giocato una quantità di ore enorme...
non ricordo altri giochi al tempo simili a questo dove dovevi gestire realmente mappe 3D con nemici che potevano sbucare ovunque...ed eri obbligato a sviluppare un senso dello spazio unico secondo me e davvero innovativo su un FPS.
Nel suo piccolo questo titolo ha fatto scuola.
this was the first space sim I played in like 1998 when I was 9 years old. My mom had a friend that turned his garage into a LAN center. you could LAN up to 4 players co-op. We would all LAN and shit when I came over to visit fuckin amazing
back then i had no idea but now as an adult looking at this game i can't help thinking of how demanding game this has had to been for the computers of the era. loved this game anyways
The co-founder of this company and founder of Volition, Mike Kulas, lives on my street:)
ask him why the hell they would not make a decent vr it's the perfect game for a head set
Well he's not the president of Volition anymore
I played this game on a Forte VFX1 headset back in the 90's, at some mall kiosk someone had setup with VR stuff, so i know it was somehow playable. It was pretty rad
@notchjohnson1 I know i have it red something can't remember
@notchjohnson1 It was great only problem was sometimes hard to tell where the walls are
Loved this game. Played it for hours and hours
Oh, Descent, how I love and miss you. So many joysticks broken for the sake of your glory!
I loved the Vulcan! So damn satisfying to fire.
Love this game. I just back to this production and i can't stop playing it. I heard that Parallax Software is creating a new game called Overload. Good Job
ahh memories... was one of my favourate games 20 years ago :))
Descent was such a cool game. I still have my original copy in the box.
Playing multiplayer locally in this game was so crazy then. Imagine being in the Philippines and being completely inlove with this game. 6 of us would play and have random dudes in the computer shop play along with us kids. The son of the computer shop absolutely wrecked us all. Imagine having a computer shop near your school and you're the son of the owner. That kid was on another level and ruined our games haha
Nice to see what Descent was like for them in other countries. I didn't have the luxury to be able to exchange messages with its dev since I was in the Philippines at the time.
I loved this game. Played with group in computer lab in high school.
I used to love this game! It was my favorite for a little while.
This brings me back to the 90s
One of the best games in GAMING HISTORY
Had an elementary school computer teacher who had all of our computers on a LAN. If we had time after the lesson that day and we behaved, he’d let us blow up each other in this game.
Was always fun blowing up the annoying popular kids I must say. Such a great teacher. I’ll never forget it.
Was just reminiscing about Forsaken64 with my siblings, the reason I wanted to get Foresaken 64 was because I loved Descent so much.
Can't believe I missed the opportunity to play this game back in the 90's.
I was more of a console gamer than a PC gamer.
Michael Bincal It was ported to the Playstation and it was a really good port.
You may be interested in overload. Apparently the old Descent devs realized this stuff still has potential
playoverload.com/
This was probably my favorite game to play online back in the day.
Someone installed Descent in our high school computer lab. It was one of my first introductions to LAN gaming
reminds me of my childhood thank you :D
This game was AWESOME. And was the first real FPS / decent zero gravity combat game ever.
ah great memories, thanks dude :D
and so many hidden areas that I never knew before :D
This one together with the Wingman Stick. Welcome back to the youth :D
As a 90s kid, I didn't know Forsaken 64 had a history. It was the only game of it's kind I knew of until now. More games need zero g 360 combat.
I introduced the game to my son and best friend when they were 5, they used a computer in the basement of my house. Sometime they came running up scared of monsters. My son maneuvered the ship, his friend was the gunner, they became very good at it. Later the kid brother still in diapers joint as tail-gunner shooting flares. Later still other friends of my son joined. They had lot's of fun with Descent.
Still have this on my hard disk to play whenever I want in the Rebirth Engine. The Redbook Audio version of the music that shipped with the Mac release is a must.
Holy molly! Super old favorite game!
this brings back memories i didnt know i had