Random DOS Game Show #606: Rebel Moon (1995)

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Duke Nukem 3D
Game:
Duke Nukem 3D (1996)
Duration: 9:04
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A relatively unknown shooter by Fenris Wolf, Rebel Moon plays like a cross between Doom and Marathon and does a fairly good job in the process! Lawnie leaps into action and discovers that there's actually stealth elements thrown in there too. So he promptly guns down anything that moves, friend or foe. Not bad.



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