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D/Generation HD

D/Generation HD

|United Kingdom|Adventure, Puzzle

2.8 /10

Eww Painful

Niche

57 ratings
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Why play it

A virus has escaped at Genoq HQ in London, and Derrida, the lead scientist at Genoq, has asked you to help save the day. Travel up through the Genoq skyscraper rescuing the stranded employees and putting an end to the escaped virus.

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Rating momentum

Eww Painful: 2.8/10 across 57 ratings. Unless this theme is your jam, maybe wait it out.

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This is a Remake leaning into Adventure, Puzzle, Arcade. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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Pure XboxPaul Renshaw · 22 Feb, 2016
5/10

D/Generation HD is a game that is a product of the early 90s. Story? Not much. Scenario? Ridiculous. However, what it does bring from that era is character and gameplay that all too often today are replaced by graphical flashiness. This is an unashamedly retro experience and even with the (gamebreaking) bugs we found, the urge to finish the game remains strong. To us, that stands in its favour. However, this isn't going to be for everyone, and there's no getting around the fact that if you're unlucky, you won't be able to finish the game. Add to this the relatively high price point of £19.99 and it turns into a product that we can't really, in good conscience, give a recommendation to. Fans of the original will enjoy it as a slice of nostalgia, but that's about it.

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Pure NintendoTrevor Gould · 1 Jul, 2018
7/10

D/Generation: The Original frustrates while it intrigues. If you're up for an, at times, cruel challenge, this game will keep you hooked.  I do think $14.99 is high when compared to other retro offerings on Nintendo Switch, though. This game is a classic, but this port is pretty bare bones.

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