Trespasser (1998) - PC Gameplay 4k 2160p / Win 10

[@TobyFl83]

Just keep in mind that when this game came out, there wasn’t other games with physics, or realistic outdoor levels like in this game. Some of the environments felt huge and there was a lot to discover.

[@ClaytonMacleod]

Yup. The physics got marketed pretty hard, front and centre. It was a very big deal at the time, so they made it one of the big selling points. And it is supposed to be a huge part of what made it crush CPUs back then.

[@simondaniel4028]

Half Life came out a month later.

[@ClaytonMacleod]

@@simondaniel4028 Yeah, but if your point is that it also had physics, it wasn't the same. It took a fair bit of time before anything was really similar in that department.

[@simondaniel4028]

@@ClaytonMacleod No no, I suppose I was just thinking what a double punch that must be to release trespasser, have it be shit, and then weeks later, half life.

[@ClaytonMacleod]

@@simondaniel4028 Hahaha, oh yeah, no doubt. I can't remember now, but I wonder if Trespasser was the victim of being rushed out. Certainly could have been, being a movie title.

[@coreywebb3089]

This game was so far ahead of its time, a remaster of this would be unreal

[@GiordanDiodato]

remake with VR support.

[@phrozac]

Check out "The Lost Wild". Due out in 2024.

[@m4rsianer]

@@phrozac Lost Wild is more like Alian Isolation. There will be no gunfights in the game. There is a Guy doing a Trespasser Remake in VR. But for me it's look a bit clunky and not dinos animation is also shit.

[@phrozac]

@@m4rsianer That's exactly why I'm so excited for this. Alien Isolation is a great game. But the devs did say that they took inspiration from both Isolation and Trespasser.

[@protocetid]

@@GiordanDiodato they wanted to have two arms, its like they were trying to make a VR game without VR gear

[@thiagovidal6137]

This game should get a remake in VR. It looks like what the developers were trying to accomplishing with the virtual hand is exactly what VR games do today very well. Imagine Trespasser remake with the interactivity of Boneworks.

[@starkeskinn]

There is a mod for Half Life Alyx.

[@thewizardofcroagz394]

Sick Tumbnail 💪💪💪💪

[@legendp2011]

theree is a guy working on it, they uploaddeedd a video of a vr reemake (only has 500 views). otherwise there is also Jurassic World Aftermath

[@standardperson3189]

well

[@jovankabroz6858]

Nice Cacodemon pfp

[@vinegar3617]

These physics are legitimately incredible for 1998. This game came out a literal month before Half-Life 1.

[@chocolate_maned_wolf]

yeah the physics are on the level of bone works

[@toddhoward1892]

​@@chocolate_maned_wolf Odd comparison.

[@ReiherAllendi]

yet, really annoying to play

[@gameragodzilla]

The sad thing is the ideas in this game were very sound and awesome, but the technology just wasn't available at the time to execute on it. Had it been made just a few years later, it would've been. Far Cry 1 has physics, large jungle vistas, exploration, etc. If someone could remake this game on the CryEngine, it would be a masterpiece.

[@MrBrokehisbollo]

We need an open world survival horror JP game.

[@rabadooda]

@@MrBrokehisbollo The Lost Wild official trailer has just been released. Looks like we're getting what we hoped for!

[@avatarion]

CryEngine 2 would have been much better than the first. We all know how impressive Crysis looked in 2007.

[@michaelrusso9809]

I think it was even technically possible back then, even if the result would have been clumsy. The development team was just rushed so hard that they were forced to ship an obviously unfinished game. Practically the whole rendering engine wasn't even hardware accelerated - theoretically good GPUs of the time could have run it just fine if it wasn't for that.

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

@@avatarionYes. But Far Cry also looked amazing in 2004.

[@greatunz67]

I loved this game when it came out, it may look very lame graphically to kids of today, but at the time the dinosaurs were pretty incredible, as was the voice acting and audio quality. I'm amazed that they never did a remake of it over the years, imagine this same game on current gen technology.

[@EulogyfortheAngels]

I got it when it came out, and laugh thinking back to how scary the first raptor encounter was for my brother and I (he was 12, I was 10). 😆

[@dionjaywoollaston1349]

i know right? these days dinosaur games have become largely extinct except for jurrasic park but back when we were kids you were spoiled for choice, you had turok, starfox, the king kong game based on the movie and jurrasic park evolution (ok, that's only four examples that i could think of but it's four more then what current gen has put out)

[@lunathekuduruk1311]

@@EulogyfortheAngels its always like that for the first time players tbh XD

[@rabbit0664]

@@dionjaywoollaston1349 There is Ark. Granted it has been out for awhile it's available on the newer systems.

[@Braint-lr6uf]

The audio is probably the only thing the game did right, the rest is, at best, bad.

[@TheKodiak72]

This was basically a VR game, before VR was really invented as a consumer product. Decades ahead of its time

[@CrappycrapCrappy]

This is the game that made me realize boobs were amazing. So much nostalgia

[@t3hgir]

Thank God for boobies.

[@thenono48rayan]

What.. xD

[@TiernanHousman]

​​​​​​@@thenono48rayanhealth bar is a heart tattoo on her _tatas_ , you gotta look down at the _cleavage_ to check health. So, you know... you'll tend to see it enough to realise the greatness of _le chest_

[@AgentSmith911]

​@@thenono48rayan4:37

[@thenono48rayan]

@@AgentSmith911 ah yea i see

[@JokerInstalls]

This game was state of the art back in the day. I was 14 when I played it. Time flies.

[@runarvollan]

You can throw things with F. You can carry 2 guns by holstering with E. You can headshot dinos, 2 bullets raptors goes down. You can pistol whip dinos with empty guns and tools with SPACE.

[@JustJamesNotJerry]

Damn, for 1998, those are some impressive physics.

[@ldawg7117]

With all its flaws, this is still my favorite game of all time. If they remade this.. especially in VR, I would buy it in a heartbeat. It was insanely ambitious/ way ahead of its time, so it had a lot of flaws, but it made up for all of them. 25 years later, it's still the most fun, exciting, fascinating gaming experience I've ever had. Anyone who wasn't around at the time just doesn't realize how revolutionary ahead of its time and just groundbreaking it was, despite its flaws it's the first game that really ever did any of this, so of course it wasn't perfect. But holy shit, was it FUN

[@dRoscoAZ]

I conquer, I was also young enough that I was terrified. Especially when the big dinos were chasing you!

[@zisiz9579]

Полностью согласен.

[@soulslip]

I remember being obsessed with the fact there were other dinos you never got to see in the films... like Albertosaurus! Etc... my friends and I would speculate for hours about those new and unseen dinos with imaginative lore! I just wish my pc back then could handle the game better as it would freeze and crash after about 20 minutes with fps dropping to like .005 or something lol

[@Cyberfan2167]

You find this fun?

[@ldawg7117]

@@Cyberfan2167 now? Wouldn't know. But 20 fucking years ago? Yeah, abso-fucking-lutely. You clearly don't understand how ahead of its time this game was when it first came out. It may not stand the test of time, but AT the time, it was next level fun. Hell, probably would be again, if it was remade and all the kinks were worked out. Maybe made in VR or some shit. Would be fucking amazing.

[@howaboutsomesoyfood]

if any game deserves a remake it's this one.

[@MidnightMisterSuki]

I absolut love this game, it's so nostalgic to remember it was one of the first games I've ever had and it was released in the same year that I was born

[@evanstein3011]

Interesting that they implemented her constantly mentioning the ammo count so they could do away with a HUD in the name of immersion. Seems so awkward now, but I appreciate the effort. Not until Dead Space's diegetic interface a decade later was a TPS/FPS actually able to dispense with a HUD without sacrificing gameplay or confusing the fuck out of the player, but it only made sense in the context of sci-fi. Did any other games in between try to do something similar?

[@Dektoonics_inc.]

Peter Jackson's king Kong the video game

[@Banzeken]

It’s worth mentioning Escape From Butcher Bay (2004). All firearms in that game have a built-in ammo count display, there is no HUD info pertaining to ammo in that game. [2-months-later edit: OK, there *is* HUD info for magazine count, selected weapon and health count but they only show up very briefly when needed and, again, ammo is never shown on the HUD.]

[@michaelrusso9809]

I think today they might be able to do something simple like visually inspecting a removable magazine, but that would have required a lot of animation work and graphical fidelity that wasn't around in 1998. Problem now is that there are a lot of guns that don't have any ammo indicator IRL. How do you check the number of remaining rounds in a SPAS-12 or tubular-magazine weapon? You don't - count, or wait for the click. So, to that extent it's pretty accurate, although it'd be cool if the voice lines reflected a state of fear or stress, or forgetting in high-pressure situations, rather than always calmly counting.

[@farawaygaming_]

Half life alyx did that

[@F1lip3JF]

Metro series, to some extent

[@benre]

aaah yes the arm simulator

[@Moonfaster]

I miss the times when games tried to be innovative and not just high resolution.

[@bovasi]

Omg, I cannot believe how horribly this looked, yet how freaking scary it was. The raptors hunting me still haunts me.

[@SaintVic2287]

This was one of my first PC games. I somehow beat it despite its flaws. Until this day it's one of my greatest video game accomplishments!

[@Amfibios]

haha i remember fighting a t-rex and i was literally watching a slideshow. couldn't have been more than 1fps

[@carinasegura599]

Damn I remember playing this game back in the day on an old ass computer. The game ran so laggy since it was outdated computer but still enjoyed it lol

[@EJ205T]

They locked game to 20 fps. Even on PIII-500+voodoo3 it was a little bit laggy and buggy.

[@willemvanstaden3292]

Ah...all the childhood stress and trauma coming back to me now...

[@castedaway13]

Great game back in the days. I love how you foughtyour way through the jungle fighting the most viscous enemy out there... - physics

[@2001pl]

what a great game this was, I was blown away by its ambition when I discovered it

[@lieutenantnomad9198]

Imagine if this game had more time to be properly finished.

[@LeCumminz]

They ain’t have to give her those absolute knockers

[@ips2124]

it was 1998 of course they did

[@dotmatrix7383]

6:50 What I remember most about this game 😂😂

[@rexygameplays1355]

The idea that a supposed monorail station was under construction at Site B in a game that takes place before Jurassic Park 3 is surreal, it made me think about how the monorail is more like a reused idea rather than a brand new one, It's really cool that the game's creators were so creative and imagined beyond their time, even though the subway has been around for a long time, I think more of the monorail as a tourist attraction, I think it's cool

[@hesitatenothing]

I remember playing the demo of this game and seeing physics for first time blew my mind like WOOOW

[@ThePunitiveDamages]

This game made me upgrade everything. A new Voodoo 2, more ram, everything I could to make this run smoothly back then.

[@Grandmaster_Dragonborn]

As it is, I say Trespasser is a genuinely good game, it just had too much ambition for a 1998 game to properly realise its vision. Had it released six or seven years in the future, it would've been amazing, similar to Far Cry (2004) but possibly on an even larger scale.

[@Braint-lr6uf]

It could, that's the thing, could, but it wasn't, even in 1998 was called one of the worst games ever made.

[@soulslip]

@@Braint-lr6uflol yeah and we all know that so what is your point?

[@joeyarcade5865]

@@soulslip if you know that why you still trying to defend this bs tec demo, and acting like everybody in the industry owe it something.

[@counterfeit6089]

@@joeyarcade5865 Why are you malding over a game from 1998

[@joeyarcade5865]

@@counterfeit6089 nobody malding. just statin facts. but judging from your other comment you already pressed about that.

[@t3hgir]

This type of ambitious, yet flawed game is always going to be better than a soulless polished piece of turd from most developers.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

This game isn't flawed, it was rushed and unfinished. The dev team needed more time, so it was incomplete

[@bemo_10]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess Incomplete = flawed... in this context

[@joeyarcade5865]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess You can call a mosquito an elefant but that doesn't chage the fact that its still a effin mosquito at the end of the day.

[@joeyarcade5865]

This is such a dumb logic. Yeah please give me an unplayable mess as long as I know you was ambitious about it. I don't want to play a finished game if I know it wasn't ambitious. WHAT THE F?!!!!

[@t3hgir]

@@joeyarcade5865 ok

[@KenMasters.]

Fun Fact: The main character Anne resembles actress Jennifer Tilly from Bound (1996) and Bride of Chucky (1998).

[@Deathadder90]

God the memories, I loved this game so much

[@bobtruck1594]

I remember running this on a Riva TNT card. Damn... the memories

[@simondaniel4028]

ay I got a Riva TNT 2 justg to play Pool of Radiance II, as I grew up with the NES port of the oiriginal. Man. That second game was ASS

[@bobtruck1594]

@@simondaniel4028yep. Mines wa the tnt2 aswell. Great card for the.money back then.

[@Dr.WhetFarts]

@@bobtruck1594 i have a tnt and then a tnt2, then a geforce. graphics cards were cheaper back then but only lasted a year pretty much... huge generational leaps

[@GG-gr2px]

One of the best and most immersive games ever made in history of games, even for todays standards. A remake with modern graphics would be HUGE and is a MUST, but needs to keep the same gameplay, where you counted the bullets one by one to make it by...

[@BackwardSabotage]

I started playing this game as a joke because of how clunky and ridiculous its premise is. Every day I played a bit of it not expecting anything. Until one boring night home alone I found myself actually finishing it. The feeling was so surreal. It's actually a good game when you get the hang of it.

[@toddcfor3]

So many good memories playing this game

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

I have to say that this was the first PC game I ever played that had, _"Oh! Sh*************t!"_ moments. And plenty of them. Plus a few other screams and expletives that KZbin won't allow me to say. It was a unique game. The only other game similar that came out in the same year was Valve's Half Life. And where this game, unfortunately went into somewhat obscurity, Half Life took off. But Trespasser was a great game for it's time. Once you'd gotten to grips with how to point your gun, it was a clever way to aim and fire. There was stacks to find and discover and in a similar vein to Half Life _(And a lot of games that followed!)_ there was a set course that you had to follow from sector to sector. There were also different tasks you needed to do to unlock and carry on forwards in the game. And of course. Every time you went into a new sector, you were weaponless. Which was OK! providing there were no beasties waiting on the other side to eat you.

[@jimechols4347]

I remember this game was buggy as hell when it first came out and that was on the hardware it was made for!

[@perry92964]

i was thinking about loading this up but after watching this i think 4 play throughs was enough to last a lifetime

[@arkadiuszmigon184]

A wonderful game from the 90s, my favorite while studying at the Warsaw University of Technology. in Windows 98, Wonderful footage. Will there be a continuation of Walkthrough to the final stage in 4K quality?

[@rhythmnstealth]

Blew my mind in 1998 this game!

[@cakekarma]

Aaaah, the memories. I could never get past the first raptor in the game. I remember being horrified as I sat and watched it eat me and pull the body around. If they remade this game I think it would do well, especially with younger audiences due to the dinosaurs. Learning about Site B was so cool and hearing Hammond was also awesome. Seeing the ground and items shake as the Brachiosaur moved. The Jurassic Park games I have seen come out for the PS3 and up have been nice with graphics but lackluster in story. I think a proper remake of this with added content would be so sweet! If they could save the old audio for Hammond and reuse it that would be even better.

[@IAnonymous3]

Around 10…….. 2 left…. God this game was frustrating. That white keycard behind the rock in the backyard of Hammonds house. Had to order that manual to beat it eventually. Before the days of KZbin …..

[@SNAKE_PLISSKEN1979]

One of my fav. Games on this time. .this was soooo cooool!!!!!

[@vdienesdev]

Wow! Big respect. For 1998 release, game looks immersive and physics is clearly ahead of its time. I recall such level of physics only with first games using Havok engine which came in early 2000-s. Several years after this game.

[@alejandroruiz2471]

I came here to see the Ragdoll Physics ahead of its time, and all I see is a chick with a gun walking around an almost completely empty map with the occasional appearance of a small dinosaur. When does the action start?

[@ultrawideonly]

Awesome quality! On my XP machine it runs with a maximum available resolution of 800 x 600 pixels, even while using a Voodoo 5500.

[@JaHelmut]

lowest resolution and details=better nostalgia

[@Leonidas04052]

4:35 who didn't do this at least once every 5 minutes when they were still young?

[@ferofferd]

I remember back then i had a pentium 3 pc I was looking around shady sites just to pirate the game and in the end, i got scared because i though id go to jail if they found me pirating it. Totally love the atmosphere of the game that still has its charm up to now. Totally getting jump scared sometimes with the music too lmao

[@GiuseppeCasey]

31:06 Shit there it is, the house I always return to in my Jurassic Park nightmares. Man, playing this as a 9 yr old wasn't the best move.

[@cheapmovies25]

Technology was moving so fast at this point a 3 grand PC was obsolete in like 3 yrs

[@ryanlee2546]

4:38 is why we really watched this vid

[@barmbailey6934]

11:25 Brachiosaurus 1: "Shitshitshitshit!!" //Regains footing// Brachiosaurus 2: "You good bro?" Brachiosaurus 1: "Yeah... almost lost my programed cool there."

[@jacobnordin1]

Playing this game as a kid, there was nothing scarier than a raptor running right at you. If you ran out of ammo you would throw rocks, crates, chairs, anything you could grab. It was way ahead of it's time. I think the only other FPS games where you weren't just a floating hand was Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (2005) and The Darkness (2007). That's a very long gap. And while physics are commonplace these days, very few games actually implement them into puzzle solving the way Trespasser did.

My computer was too crappy at the time to run the game without it being a slideshow, so I didn't remember it having a proper physics engine. Damn, so ahead of its time!

[@TripaSeca666]

This game is so nostalgic ayyyyy lmaoooooo I was desperated searching for this game ayyyyyy lmao Maaaaaan i am so happy that i found it thx man for posting that video 💝 lov u 💝

[@rgerber]

I run this game in software mod, obviously the textures are then pixelated but also have higher resolutions (where available i think some are up to 512x512 thats huge for its time). You also notice the bump mapping on crates specially. It looks overall crisper and more detailed. Imagine this game even had Bump Mapping! Realtime shadows, ripple animation on water, "realistic" physics. The dinos are procedurally animated with foot planting. That means the animations are calculated not pre-defined. Which obviously leads to lots of problems. They even implented various emotional states/ behavior for dinos which was ultimately cut because it lead to so much problems. Dinos cant even enter buildings even if theres a huge doorway. The only thing of this left is in some map there is a raptor that does not attack you and just sort of keeps neutral. The tech was years ahead of anything.. I love the game with all its flaws

[@Banzeken]

Speaking of the Bump Mapping; Trespasser - along with Montezuma’s Return - is one of two games (to my knowledge) released in 1998 to use some form of Bump Mapping, but unlike Montezuma it actually has per-pixel grayscale/heighmap Bump Mapping and not the cheaper Emboss Bump Mapping effect that ran on 3D cards (not capable of per-pixel lighting) at the time. What’s interesting about Trespasser’s bump mapping is that its contrast/visibility (along with the environment shadow maps, weirdly enough) is directly tied to the in-game ”Brightness” setting in the video options menu, meaning that if you lower the brightness value the bump mapping becomes much easier to see on dinosaurs/objects/weapons etc. whereas a higher value renders them less visible. The brightness setting does not appear to affect the actual image brightness so much as it affects the contrast in lighting, which is very different from how one would expect it to behave. At least, this is how it works on my Pentium II 400Mhz PC with a nVidia Riva TNT AGP card installed in software rendering mode.

[@iforgot87872]

It’s weird how this game seems so ahead of its time in many ways, but something about the way the character is holding the feels worse than some games that came out around the same time, such as Medal of Honor.

[@joeyarcade5865]

Forget the character. Rather look at the endless amount of nothing in this alleged "lively wolrd". The washed up and cheap textures, the pathetic enemie design and animations, the static trees, the static bushes, the non-existent AI. Its nothing but an empty green map. And the next stage will aslo bee an empty green map. And the next and so on.

[@counterfeit6089]

@@joeyarcade5865 My brother in Christ the game already ran like shit on late 90s computers. This was the most they could implement without it being completely unplayable.

[@ger5565]

I remember this game fondly, especially being a fan of Minnie Driver, but holy Jeebus it was so hard to just keep the gun in your hand.

[@IbanezGuitarz87]

This was an awesome game!

[@PetersonsArtGames]

Is a shame, this game is not even in GOG's shop :(

[@MrSickNoodle]

Those are amazing graphics for the time

[@lopey5035]

You can see why Gabe Newell and Valve were inspired by this games physics.

[@philsc6028]

5:25 Grabs a SPAS 12 with one hand, "hmm heavier then i thought"

[@SirChipmunk81]

Aww man!! This game both fun and frustrating lol

[@airbornestuff]

Is the game build vanilla or has it been modded to make it more stable ? (Other than tools used and mentionned in the descritpion of the video of course) Also, any advice about patches to apply ?

[@nerdcobain]

I remember that game barely running on my first PC.. fights were just a Diashow 😅

[@LeaveNoEvident128]

I remember I used the box trick to jump over the gate skip the key card puzzle xD

[@polar0101]

before this game has never been like another like this,there was no famous game, it was even an unknown game that was pushed to the periphery, I played through it, i remember In the houses i built a barricades from the boxes

[@MatressWayne]

i remember i slipped across this game on youtube some time as a dinosaur loving kid,i still like dinosaurs but damn i didnt realize it was real

[@williamcase426]

we only could of dreamt of this quality with this game back on release

[@I-See-In-The-Dark]

Counting bullets out loud is literally what the VR game ‘Half-Life: Alyx’ did over 20 years later! How ahead of this time the game was incredible

[@michaelrusso9809]

Rather than see this game remade, I would love to see it completed and to see a fully-realized vision of what it was supposed to be, and what could have been delivered back in '98 or '99 with more patience and polish. A remake would just be like any other VR shooter, but with dinosaurs. Without a doubt it'd be fun, but a fundamentally different game inspired by this overly ambitious original project.

[@dionjaywoollaston1349]

watching this walkthrough iv'e realised that some of the elements such as counting the amount of bullets were used more appropriately in the king kong game based on the 2005 movie

[@RodrigoChavezz]

Even more interesting is that both titles are from Universal. I wonder if they have like a box of recycled ideas they just shift through ... If that's the case I want to see the VR movie tie-in ( indepth gameplay and immersive experience) for ... Fast and furious? Lol little light on current franchises i guess .

[@wdgdingguo4020]

I loved this. Thanks for this!

[@dmeeks74]

Anyone remember the sampler CD that came with this game?

[@cakekarma]

I don't remember it. What was it?

[@dmeeks74]

@@cakekarma it was this blue Dreamworks "sampler" CD, I honestly don't remember much about the disc other than it had music videos as well as straight up audio tracks you could play in a CD player. It had a variety of music including The Eels' "Last Stop This Town" on it.

[@soluciones11s.a.s81]

This is what I call the BEST Jurassic park game ever made. Period

[@douglasspende929]

I loved this game but hated that dam arm and not being able to carry more than one fire arm. Then jumping you shoot and waste ammo or trying to jump on stuff you lose your fire arm! You think they would have made the arm shorter and close aim on sights like on Rainbow 6 Vegas 2. That was a sweet game! My buddies and I played Rainbow six 1 and 2 Vegas and killed them both. They should have made the game were you can carry all the weapons and cycle through them.

[@Amadeus_Eisenberg]

I would have loved this on consoles. Maybe a Dreamcast port a year later, when that came out. Or a PS2 port a few years later, like with Half-Life, which is also from 1998.

[@Banzeken]

Trespasser - along with the Voodoo2-supported re-release of Montezuma’s Return - is one of two games (to my knowledge) released in 1998 to use some form of Bump Mapping, but unlike Montezuma it actually has per-pixel grayscale/heighmap Bump Mapping (done completely on the CPU in software rendering) and not the cheaper Emboss Bump Mapping effect that ran on 3D cards (not capable of per-pixel lighting) at the time. What’s interesting about Trespasser’s bump mapping is that its contrast/visibility (along with the environment shadow maps, weirdly enough) is directly tied to the in-game ”Brightness” setting in the video options menu; if you lower the brightness value the bump mapping becomes much easier to see on dinosaurs/objects/weapons etc. whereas a higher value renders them less visible. The brightness setting does not appear to affect the actual image brightness so much as it affects the contrast in lighting, which is very different from how one would expect it to behave. At least this is how it works on my Pentium II 400Mhz PC with a nVidia Riva TNT AGP card and Windows 98 installed, in software rendering mode.

[@unfa00]

Whoa I didn't see the bumpmapping being shown anywhere. That's absolutely crazy! Bumpmapping in a realtime software renderer in 1998?!

[@Banzeken]

@@unfa00 Yeah! There was some mad talent working on the game, even if a lot of their work went unused, sadly. At least the bump mapping made it in, thankfully. My fascination for the bump-maps in Trespasser was turned into a simple demonstration video I uploaded recently on my channel. I guess I’m nerdy enough to spend free time doing that LOL

[@Zodroo_Tint]

@@unfa00 Keep supporting the current thing and wear your mask!

[@jonathanwon4242]

i remember i got like 10 fps on this game, sad my pc couldnt handle it. but looking back it now for a game made in 98' the physics of this game is really good

[@bobdawkins7473]

ahhhh this was the game i remember from long ago! I always confused it with Turok for some reason.

[@chasm671]

Was that reason "dinosaurs"?

[@bobdawkins7473]

@@chasm671 but I couldn't see square boobs

[@IsmailofeRegime]

@@chasm671 No, it was obviously Turok's ginormous hooters.

[@DandelionVolta]

Even the very beginning reminds me of the beginning of Crysis.

[@marcosviniciusbarbosafurta1366]

One thing I don't see anyone commenting on: John Hammond's middle name in this game is "Parker" instead of "Alfred"

[@LaroTayoGaming]

This game should have a remake, probably in source 2 or in UE

[@forrestperkins6237]

4:38 oh yeahhh

[@palos537]

I remember this game was to ‘complicated’ for my young brain back then. It also took 15minutes just to load the game 😅😅

[@drcodyfehrman]

There’s a game coming out called “project ferocious” that reminded me of this. If only they would remake this game. It would be so amazing with the capabilities that are out there to handle the physics of what they were trying for.

[@NikhchansGaming]

Where's the next video?

[@wasteofskinofficial9253]

The physics system reminds me of modern vr games like Boneworks, looks pretty cool considering it’s time of development

[@alfan0079]

fellow men of culture 4:38

[@Damian-cilr2]

even tho i dont think i ever played this game before downloading it now in 2021... i like it a lot... the controls arent terrible as some people say.since you get used to them really quick (Atleast that was the case for me) the hand controls like vr before vr.its not perfect though.its like controlling 1 vr hand with a mouse instead of a vr controller and you actually had to aim not just press the rmb and then the character would automatically aim for you perfectly straight.it is a great game.for 1998 standards. still though on older pcs from 1998 it would lag like shit from what i know. and it may have been the first game with proper physics even the team at valve making hl2 got inspired by this game's physics engine.

[@Reilly480G]

Is there a place where you can buy this game or safely download it?

[@cakekarma]

I second this question!

[@Reilly480G]

@@cakekarma I still haven’t found it lol

[@milesr4609]

23 years before PUBG, this could be considered a bad game, but we should recognize it had vision. Plain and simple ahead of it's time. P.S: Jurassic park (at least the two first movies) was about preservating the enviroment and animals, a full ecologic statement like many movies at the time, in here your mission is to kill every dino in sight. Strange...

[@philbrown9764]

I loved this game. It was my introduction to first person games. Aside from the graphics being crappy...compared to today’s, it was a really fun game. I just wish someone would remake it for Xbox.

[@v7SemperFi]

I'm positive Universal will seek out to obtain the lost archive to bring a brand new trespasser to the Next Generation of gaming. It'll probably only be able to play the Xbox Series and PC.

[@soulslip]

@@v7SemperFilol bias for xbox much??

[@josepedroteixeira9721]

I can't, for the life of me, figure out why someone din't buy the IP immediately after and finished the work. This game could easily be brilliant. The physics system, by itself enabled a more thoughtful gameplay. I remember as a kid playing the demo and slowly learned to stack the boxes and try to drop the weapons to the right place so that I could pass through the 2 raptors. Only Half Life, at that time, came close to this in terms of physics.

[@DemoniteBL]

I think it's funny that 90% of all modern indie horror games look pretty much just like this. lol

[@cdr0mance]

The sound she makes when she jumps is literally the one that Lara Croft makes when she jumps as well.