Burn:Cycle (1994)
Genres:Adventure, Point-and-click
Themes:Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Sol Cutter's plan was to slip into Softech, do some quick electronic thievery and make a pile of cash. What could go wrong? Plenty. The job sours when a freak power surge leaves Cutter with the mother of all headaches. But that's not all. Somehow, a computer virus has installed itself in his head. In exactly two hours, the Burn:Cycle virus will turn Sol Cutter's brain into jelly - unless you can find a way to deactivate it. Think fast. Shoot faster.Show more
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King daddy of cyberpunk video games. Fairly short and hampered by the technology of the time (that, and the fact it was originally written for the CD-i platform), it was, nevertheless, quite stylish, and fun.
Not to mention the killer techno soundtrack. In fact, they included and audio CD of the soundtrack along with the game. How many times did THAT happen in the 90s?
I grew up playing this game on the CD:I
I could never beat it, my parents always ended up helping me. I guess my reflexes weren't fast enough or I just didn't understand what the game wanted me to do at that point. Still, never stopped me trying! I'd love the opportunity to go back and try it all again, and hopefully finish it, as my parents did for me.
Please, GOG!
You have Zombie Dinos from Planet Zeltoid but not Burn:Cycle. As much as I like to kick some brain, I need to curry some data. Something something stupid Flanders.
(also, please include the ORIGINAL version of the soundtrack CD, the "Remastered" version available on streaming is awful)
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