With enhanced graphics and physics.
30 years on from its original release on PC, a fan developer, named Tim Comport, is currently in the process of recreating the engine of Origin Systems’ 1995 sci-fi action adventure game BioForge, in the hopes of offering players a better way to experience the cult classic title.
BioForge, we have to admit, isn’t a title that typically comes up all that much in conversation today, with most people instead choosing to bring up other more successful Origin titles like Wing Commander and the Ultima games when the studio is mentioned. Nevertheless, that hasn’t stopped it from garnering something of a following online, with the developer Comport being among those who have an affinity for the unusual title about an amnesiac cyborg who has been captured and must escape a strange alien research facility.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
With enhanced graphics and physics.
30 years on from its original release on PC, a fan developer, named Tim Comport, is currently in the process of recreating the engine of Origin Systems’ 1995 sci-fi action adventure game BioForge, in the hopes of offering players a better way to experience the cult classic title.
BioForge, we have to admit, isn’t a title that typically comes up all that much in conversation today, with most people instead choosing to bring up other more successful Origin titles like Wing Commander and the Ultima games when the studio is mentioned. Nevertheless, that hasn’t stopped it from garnering something of a following online, with the developer Comport being among those who have an affinity for the unusual title about an amnesiac cyborg who has been captured and must escape a strange alien research facility.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
