In Crusader: No Regret, subtlety is left at the door. You’re a heavily armed operative on a mission to blast your way through enemy installations, leaving nothing but rubble in your wake. The action is fast, the explosions frequent, and the satisfaction of reducing an entire room of enemies to scrap is unmatched. The isometric perspective gives you a good view of the chaos, and the arsenal at your disposal ensures you’ll never be bored. It’s the perfect sequel for players who thought No Remorse was just a warm-up.
PC PowerPlay (1996) - final score: 95%:"The creators of the game obviously had a great time with the concept and as such have produced a very polished final product. For those people who have played the first game there will be no disappointment in the sequel, and for those who have not previously played, the storyline is easy to pick up with your rebel friends hinting at your Silencer's past deeds. Crusader: No Regret is a game that comes close to being perfect, if only the Origin folks could come up with some simpler controls or a way to grow an extra finger this game could have scored 100%."
Retro gamer collector's corner:
No Regret shipped with back-story material, including a fold-out propaganda poster/newspaper and a guide from the fictional Resistance.
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