Windows 3.x

Powerslave

Description

In this First person shooter, you're an armed forces specialist sent to investigate strange happenings at the ancient Egyptian city of Karnak. Soon you learn that alien invaders with a penchant for mummifying humans alive have taken over the place. You have to fight your way through increasingly difficult levels with an unbelievable cast in order to finish it.

Alternate Titles

• "Seireki 1999: Pharaoh no Fukkatsu" -- Japanese title
• "Ruins: Return of the Gods" -- Working title
• "Exhumed" -- European title

Part of the Following Groups

• 2.5D Engine: Build
• 3D Engine: SlaveDriver
• BPjS / BPjM indexed games
• Gameplay feature: Recordable replays
• Games named after songs
• Setting: Egyptian

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Topic	# Posts	Last Post
PC version cheat codes & command line options	4	MrFlibble (1336) Aug 29, 2012
PC vs. PlayStation/Saturn	2	ALAKA (28161) Jan 31, 2010
release date	2	joyvalley (131430) Jan 17, 2010

Trivia

Powerslave was originally to be released under the 3D Realms label. Its working title during its stint at 3D Realms was "Ruins: Return of the Gods". Screenshots of those early days were included in Apogee's Mystic Towers slideshow (circa July 1994).