Corridor 7: Alien Invasion
DOS - 1994
| Year | 1994 |
|---|---|
| Platform | DOS |
| Released in | Brazil, France, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, United States (1994) Canada, United States (1996) |
| Genre | Action |
| Theme | FPS, Horror, Sci-Fi / Futuristic, Shooter |
| Publisher | Capstone Software, Expert Software, Inc. |
| Developer | Capstone Software |
| Perspective | 1st-Person |
| Dosbox support | Supported on 0.60 |
Description of Corridor 7: Alien Invasion
Capstone once again rose (sank?) to their notoriety as one of the worst game developers in history with this awful Wolfenstein 3D clone.
Even id Software's celebrated Wolf 3D engine can't save Corridor 7 from being a very poor clone that looks even worse than Wolfenstein 3D, the predecessor of DOOM. Just about everything that could possibly go wrong in a 3D shooter does go wrong in Corridor 7 -- terrible graphics, boring levels, and extremely monotonous gameplay that forces you to shoot ugly, heavily pixellated aliens over and over again.
A Real Dog, without any redeeming quality that makes it worth your while. Really NOT recommended, unless you are masochistic, that is ;)
Review By HOTUD
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Comments and reviews
Asais10 2020-08-29 1 point
This is the notorious Capstone's first FPS game, and somehow, it's not their worst, but generally, it's still a pretty meh Wolf3D clone that has nothing on Blake Stone or Rise of The Triad or hell, even Wolf3D itself.
PS If the game runs like absolute crap on DOSBox, go to your DOSBox configuration file, look for 'cycles=auto' and set it to 'cycles=max'. I guess that just tells how much did Capstone spend time optimizing this game, especially when taking '90's hardware into mind.
1%Biscuit 2020-03-08 -2 points
If this game ran at 24 FPS instead of 10-12 I'd play it a lot more
Ryan 2019-04-11 -2 points
Was amazing that late mod of Blake Stone (sold from Apogee to Capstone Software)
in 1994 we were at least at DOOM 2 :D maybe was a waste as investment
but was an ez way to modding since the engine was already done missed the sprites and plot so on...
DameonRaye 2018-12-18 3 points
I still remember randomly getting this game years ago, around the time when PC's were just getting started with Quake 3 Arena, brand new in box, it's original, huge, cardboard box. Really wishing I still had that somewhere, no idea where it went, but I remember doing everything I could to install this game, getting it to work, and playing the damn thing the whole way through, despite there being better games to play. Yeah, it certainly may not be on par with games the likes of Doom/Quake, or CoD, or modern games... but that didn't stop me from being drawn into the fight to clear out Corridor 7 and take back the base from those invading freaks!
Born2Die 2015-09-30 3 points
My demo works fine using dosbox.
My Registered CD will not work,
Anyone know why???
indstr 2014-02-11 1 point DOS version
Heya, cool. I remember this for sure. Not as good as Doom but it was OK nonetheless.
Xavier 2014-01-01 1 point DOS version
Is this the floppy or CD version? The only thing that really matters between the two to me is that the CD version allowed you to go to 10 extra levels after the final boss if you want to.
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