Release Date: November 1, 1991
The final episode of a platform arcade game with the title role of Duke. The evil Doctor Proton is moving into the future, where he creates an army of Techbots, which we have to face. Duke's charismatic character and funny storylines will allow you to enjoy the game.
The third and final episode of Duke Nukem. The title Prince follows a crazy scientist, Dr. Proton, who has hidden himself in the future, where he creates a powerful army of Techbots.
The plot of the Duke Nukem game is divided into three parts, each of which is a separate fragment of the main character's struggle with his arch-enemy. In Duke Nukem: Episode 3 - Trapped in the Future, developers from Apogee Software took care of the great final of the skirmish, in which the fate of the Earth is at stake.
In the earlier two parts of Duke twice forced Dr. Proton to flee - first from the city of Shrapnel and then from his secret base on the moon. However, the mad scientist managed to escape from the Prince and with the use of a time vehicle he shifted into the future, where he prepares the army of Techbots for the conquest of Earth. The main character sets off with another, this time the final mission of crucifying Proton's plans....
Like Shrapnel City and Mission: Moonbase, Trapped in the Future is about jumping over obstacles, avoiding traps and exterminating enemy robots with weapons found along the way. The only significant difference is the industrial appearance of the location. The whole action is shown from a 2D view characteristic for classic platformers.
Duke Nukem: Episode 3 - Trapped in the Future is the culmination of a three-part game. The work of Apogee Software does not bring to one's knees in of the quality of the audio-visual setting, which even in its time did not make a great impression, but it is more than compensated for by the captivating plot and interestingly led main characters.
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Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Apogee Software
Publisher: Apogee Software
Age restrictions: none
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A series of action games, launched in 1991. Its first parts were the work of Apogee Software, which in 1996 was renamed 3D Realms, while the in 2010 the rights to the brand ed into the hands of Gearbox Software studio. In addition, over the years, teams such as n-Space, Eurocom, Sunstorm Interactive, Torus Games and Frontline Studios, among others, have made their mark on the history of the series.
