#Desktop destroyer flash game series

After you've dealt with the final boss, it's time to 'go home, get paid.

These mines are far more remote than the solar system, so a warp core prototype is installed in the Pyro in order to get there. Ports to both the Sega Saturn and WiiWare were also planned, but did not materialize.Īt the start of Descent II (released in 1996), you are contacted by the same representative from the first game (now with the name Samuel Dravis) and assigned a new mission. Descent later received a PlayStation port with some new levels, prerendered cutscenes, and new music. You start on Earth's moon, progressing toward the sun via Venus and Mercury, then swing around to Mars and go all the way to Pluto and Charon and defeat the final boss, only to find that PTMC won't allow you to return to base, for fear that your ship might have received the virus. The company's mining robots have been infected with The Virus, and the only solution is to flush out the mines by destroying the reactor in each one. In Descent (released in 1995), a representative of PTMC (Post-Terran Minerals Corporation) hires you, Material Defender, on a mercenary contract.

The player controls the small, maneuverable, but heavily armed Pyro-GX Space Fighter and navigates confined networks of mines on various planets, destroying hovering mining-robots-gone-mad and rescuing hostages for points along the way in your mission to destroy all the mines.

#Desktop destroyer flash game series

Hang onto your senses (and your lunch) as you drop straight down mine shafts on a ride that'll leave you spinning.ĭescent is a First Person Shooter Corridor Space Sim game series first developed by Interplay Entertainment and Parallax Software. Lunge straight down mine shafts, twist around never-ending tunnels and fight your way past robotic menaces in an environment that's truly 360° 3-D.move up, move down, shooting everything everywhere.