And, if the memories and the experience of playing it now don’t match up (as is very often the case with old games), I would be crushed.īut I’m glad I did play it after all, because it’s everything I remember, and life doesn’t get better than that. For all my fond memories of Shadow of the Horned Rat I now had very high expectations in playing it again. Why? Because nostalgia is a dangerous beast. I had thought that Warhammer would be relegated to my memory as a beloved classic I can no longer experience, along with the likes of SSI’s classic Dungeons & Dragons DOS games, and Civilization 2.īut then GOG announced that it had emulated the game and brought it back in a format that could run on modern PCs. It has been a very long time since I have had a PC that would happily run Windows 95 games. I have listed it as one of my favourite games of all time, and I spent many, many, many hours as a kid playing it over and over again.īut all of that love I had for the game was based on nostalgia, and nothing more.
I’ve raved a lot about my love for Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat already.
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