Backlog Resolution: Unreal (1998) Part 5
Another temple on the horizon, and we finally find the Flak Cannon just outside. This temple isn't nearly as much of a maze as the previous maze stages, but I definitely could have saved some time clearing it if I knew how to properly dodge flying rocks. I honestly kind of hate that the big bullet sponge Titan enemies just have a ranged one hit kill. It's a nasty combination and without cover to work with, each fight takes a toll on both ammo and player focus.
Unreal was released by Epic Games in 1998, after years of development that gave rise to one of the most important games in video game history. The Unreal Engine developed for this game has continued to have successors that are at the core of so many modern video games that the engine has become more famous than its origin. While Unreal has sometimes been lost in the shuffle of 1998's legendary historical game releases, it may well have actually been the most important release of that year.