| Santa Slayer | Digital Dialect | 1996 | |
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Looking for a break from talking with the in-laws? Santa Slayer is a mindless, twisted game, with little if any redeeming value--but it can provide some cheap entertainment, if that's what you're in the mood for. The North Pole is inhabited by evil elves and bogus Santas, and your mission is simple: Kill them. Santa Slayer is a first-person POV game; you play it with a gun in each hand. You use the arrow keys to move around and get your enemies in your crosshairs. Meanwhile, you must dodge explosive gifts hurtled at you by the evil Santas. Because the game is free, you shouldn't expect terribly sophisticated graphics. Also, the game behaved a bit oddly when we installed it: It gave us an error message saying we had "Insufficient hardware resources." However, we quickly clicked the "OK" button, clicked the logo, and were then presented with single-player or multi-player options. After that, the game loaded successfully. The game was made as a technology demo for the developer's 3D game engine (Cancon). |
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