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Overview
Nerves of Steel is a first-person shooter video game developed by BnB Software and released in 1995. It was published by Merit Studios and aimed to capitalize on the burgeoning popularity of the FPS genre during the 90s. The game is set in various urban environments where players take on the role of a skilled operative tasked with completing high-stakes missions.
Gameplay
The game follows a traditional FPS format popularized by titles like Doom and Wolfenstein 3D. Players navigate through a series of levels filled with enemies, obstacles, and puzzles. The primary objective is to clear the levels by eliminating threats and achieving mission goals. Players have access to a range of weapons and limited ammunition, adding an element of strategy and resource management.
Graphics and Sound
By the standards of the mid-90s, the graphics of the game were considered adequate, employing pixelated 2D sprites in a 3D environment. The sound design included the typical effects of gunfire and explosions, though it was noted for being rather basic compared to contemporaries.
Reception
Despite its efforts, the game received mixed to poor reviews from critics and players. It struggled to stand out in a market dominated by more innovative and polished titles. Critics often cited the game’s lack of originality and subpar production values.
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