Raptor: Call of The Shadows - 2015 Edition

I liked the original game, but this version is terrible, poor screen aspect ratio, unexpected crashes, you save your game and never know which version is the last one.

when i was a kid my dad got me a copy of the shareware version of this game and I played it until i memorized every single position of every plane and building and knew my flight lines, I just played it like almost 30 years later and remember the positions and timing of the first couple parts of bravo sector. I really didn't know that it was just a demo back then but now that I'm an adult i look back and think what an AH he was for not getting me a full version. Anyway it's an amazing game and I'm happy i was able to pick it up for 83 cents instead of having to find some sketchy emulator website.

If you remember the old 94 version, and got all excited because there's a remaster, and you thought "hey, this is awesome! Raptor was such a fun mindless game I definitely want to get it!" Don't. The game is riddled with bugs; your saves aren't obvious and if you're used to saving after every mission, you will soon find out that you are out of saves! But where are they located at so you can delete a few? Certainly not installed on you computer that's for sure! No, you get to use the "load mission" option and try to remember what your cash was like so you don't delete the wrong file. And achievements? Bugged. Bugged all over the place. You might get the boat, you might not. You might get destroy, you might not. You might even get the beat all sectors but don't count on it. You can play the game in so many fashions; one sector in a round robin fashion, until the last three things you do are the final wave of each, thinking hey, that will trigger the achievement. No luck. Play through it one sector at a time, that has to work! No, it doesn't. For 5 bucks, which is about what I paid for it, you'll get about 5 or 6 hours of mindless button pressing. So a buck an hour of trying to achievement grind for things that are indeed, bugged. But you still gotta try, right? Music is still good though, loops in bad places but that's that. Wish they would have done more of the night colors instead of just two stages out of 18.

Не вижу смысла в этой версии, если от Raptor: Call of the Shadows (1994 Classic Edition) она ничем не отличается., только добавили ачивки и багов. -Графика ничуть не изменилась - Пропадает периодически курсор мышки. - Управление стало более тугим. - При разрешении 1280х800 нет абсолютно никакого отличия от версии 1994 года. В игру ничего не добавили и ничего не изменили и не вижу смысла в ней, если версия 1994 года прекрасно запускается и работает в Стиме без всяких танцев с бубном.

Holy heck is this a LAZY re-release. Mouse input is just outright non-functional, disallowing agile flight but also meaning that you often can't work menus AT ALL. But also, this is just a very lazy emulation, rather than an actual re-release with QoL improvements, something I learned when I bought extra AA missiles (dreaming of swarmfire); I'm allowed to BUY extras, but I am not allowed to USE extras, something indicated exactly nowhere and bjorking the run. For $7.50 AUD, I expected at least a marginally better experience than just grabbing a download of an old '94 copy and emulating it myself. Bummer.

Love it. It's nostalgic and it's simple and fun.

Nostalgia came back with this puppy.

Found this game on an eGames Galaxy of Games Red Edition disc near 2000-2001. top down scrolling shooter with 32+ missions between 3 sectors and 4 difficulties, money you earn after every mission to buy weapons, shields etc. This is obviously not a traditional arcade shmup, this has depth, likely more than most in this catagory which is commendable for a low budget mid 90s game that was only on PC. besides the dated and pixelated graphics, and repetetive music. this offers a good challenge. fans of this genre will enjoy this.

It's the classic shooter. Everyone should try it. It's good ol' fun.

so cool to play this again, great classicschmup