Rambo III

Rambo 3 is not the most spectacular "Run and Gun" game ever, but quite enjoyable for some time. The graphics are all right for an early 16-bit title. Some of the 6 stages included maze like dungeons with finding hostages or destroying a certain amount of weapons, while other levels are of strictly linear design. The musical score is ok, but features too few different tunes, the sound effects are rather weak and don't sound very realistic. When there are many sprites on screen the game also starts to slowdown, which is something that could have been handled better on the Mega Drive. If you are a fan of this kind of genre you will have some fun with it. I personally enjoyed the similar Bloody Wolf a bit more.

teran01 # 2008-04-05 22:02:41

Rambo's back! Bow and arrow in hand, machine gun ready for action, Rambo looks bad and means business! Rambo's infiltrated Soviet-occupied Afghanistan to rescue Colonel Trautman, his mentor and friend. Trautman's been captured, and the Russians are viciously interrogating him for vital information. In the meantime, they've deployed troops, tanks and helicopters to scare off all rescue attempts.

# 2017-04-22 14:44:06 - official description

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