Quartermain and the Cult of Cthulhu

For it's low price, there is a surprising amount of good content. I will say some of the enemies and weapons felt a little strangely balanced, the heavy machine gun was a weapon I ended up not really using because it felt so weak in comparison to even the colt, a full mag isn't even enough to cut down a thunder mage. The shotgun is bafflingly inaccurate and can't be used to cut down swarms of enemies, unlike the shotgun enemy's version which is just a tight burst that deals quite a bit of damage. There were also odd almost gimmicks that appeared and disappeared just as quick. Armor appears in like one level and then just vanishes again.

Lots of story and gameplay! Definitely a lot of fun! Still got a ways to go but I really enjoyed what I've seen so far! Really a lot of fun!

What if someone released a good Indiana Jones game back in the 90s? And what if it was as good as best Doom clones of the time? Here, you have it, full of nazis and their wunderwaffe, as well as all sorts of cultists and ton of secrets, chef's kiss!

This game almost feels like it comes from an alternate history timeline where Ken Silverman (creator of the Build engine), the people who developed Blood (1997) and Sandy Petersen (Lovecraftian influences) join id Software immediately after Wolfenstein 3D is completed in 1992. Consequently, id Software develops this game as a sequel to Wolfenstein 3D and Spear of Destiny and the development of Doom and Doom II never happens. Now, back to a more serious review. The levels of this game look like a hybrid of Wolfenstein 3D and Blood levels. The soundtrack is absolutely amazing and creates a memorable atmosphere. There are numerous spoken lines in the game and some are quite good but others could be improved. There is a mix of sprites and voxels, though some of the sprites can break immersion, like the car sprite at the beginning of the game. Later on, there are tank voxels which look nicer. The gameplay is fast paced and progression is aided by most enemies being quite weak and having slow reaction times to spotting the player. In the early game it is quite easy to avoid taking damage. Later on, you encounter larger groups of enemies at the same time and the game becomes more challenging. There is quite a nice selection of weapons, but there are some balance issues as well. The revolver is ridiculously powerful, while you would expect some of the other weapons to have more stopping power (looking at the shotgun and the heavier machine gun). The death animations and screams of the enemies are Blood-esque. The cultists speak annoying gibberish and you reach a point where you just want to silence them as fast as you can. Ultimately, Quartermain and the Cult of Ctulhu is a boomer shooter worth playing.

very fun game, very fun gunplay, nice looking aesthetics

My fav of the dosman releases so far along with the lengthiest. Large enemy roster with different attacks. The Nazi designs would fit in well with Wolfenstein. Guns feel good. Most maps are key based but offer verticality and some light platforming. Recommended for the cheap price.

Best game DOSMan has to offer right now. Lovecraft Boomer Shooter