Based on the famously chaotic 1995 movie, Waterworld (1997, DOS) somehow manages to be more confusing than the film itself—and that’s saying something. This action-adventure game throws you into a flooded world of jet skis, floating cities, and vague objectives, then mostly steps aside. Controls are awkward, combat is stiff, and the camera often seems personally offended by your presence. Yet there’s a strange charm here: the ambition is obvious, even if the execution frequently sinks. Exploring the open ocean, trading resources, and upgrading your gear hint at a better game lurking beneath the surface. Humor arises unintentionally, especially when things go wrong in spectacular fashion. Waterworld isn’t a hidden gem, but it is a fascinating relic—proof that even troubled projects can leave behind something oddly memorable.
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