#Duke nukem forever steam movie#

The game uses a typical Unreal / Gearbox with controls to thumbstick crouch, thumbstick sprint (forward only), weapon switch, grenade, trip mine, zoom aim, fire, melee, jump and actions / reload. There are a few simple physics puzzles here and there. There is a checkpoint system and no exploration or secrets. If it didn’t sound Half-Life 2 enough for you, Duke walks and drives his way to a massive tower with a beam of light extending to the sky. Duke’s world has been taken over by aliens. Once you get over the giant hill of the first two hours, the game feels like a Half Life 2-ish game and that’s good. It just seemed like the shooting was 15% of what Duke Forever was. An interactive museum dedicated to Duke, punching, playing pinball, driving, first person platforming and a turret section. The game throws a lot of distractions at you. I think my issue with this game is the first two hours felt like everything but first person shooting. You’ll sit on and drive remote controlled cars and a giant monster truck that squashes enemies and uses nitrous boost for the jumps. Duke isn’t as fast as he used to be, so now he has vehicles every so often. You’ll visit the desert, a damn, a bar, an alien hive, his underground complex, get shrunk in a Duke Burger all on your journey to a tower. Now Duke is stuck in some one dimensional levels. Well Duke Forever took away the non linear level design.

#Duke nukem forever steam movie#

Not for its movie cliches or paying women for money, but for its non linear levels with a lot of exploration and guns. Back in the 90s most of us fell in love with Duke 3D. Duke Nukem Forever is a first person shooter 15 years in the making.