Commercially, this game was a big hit, selling nearly four million copies worldwide. Duke Nukem 3D was praised when it was released on PC for its fluidity and recognizable environments. The whole reason this article is here in the first place. That is a heck of a long time for expectations to build, so it seemed destined to displease fans if it was anything short of the modern day shooters we’d become accustomed to. That’s about as far as I can go for defending Duke Nukem Forever, it was nice to see him back but the game nowhere near lived up to the expectations after such a long period of time. If you were running a checklist of what you expect from a Duke Nukem game, you would find the chauvinistic, over-the-top silliness that goes hand in hand with Nukem games, holding no regard to offending the audience. It may have aged badly, yet a lot of the criticism stems from the fact that this was a game stuck in developmental hell for over 10 years. In fact, even as a Duke fan I found some of the humor offensive, including particular moments in the Hive level, and it rightfully deserved to be branded as the most disappointing game of 2011.īut that aside, the game wasn’t unplayable. The mechanics were clunky, the graphics were dated and the loading times were ridiculous. Just hear me out first, okay? Please? Listen, I was just as upset with this game as you were.
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