The game uses a first-person view and places players in a hovering combat vehicle that can move forward, strafe, rise, descend, and roll through tunnels, bases, and dense 3D arenas. Progress usually involves finding keys, activating switches, destroying drones and turrets, and managing guns, missiles, mines, and shields. In addition to the single-player campaign, multiplayer battles reward map knowledge, spatial awareness, and control mastery.
Unnamed Bounty Hunter Pilot
The player character, a combat pilot navigating ruined and futuristic locations in a weaponized hoverbike.
Spend time learning vertical movement and roll control before pushing deeper into later stages. Clear turrets and fast-moving enemies first, then search safely for keys and switches. Conserve powerful missiles for tougher foes or tight ambushes, and rely on standard weapons when possible. In multiplayer, knowing item spawns and alternate routes is often more important than raw aim alone.
Tips and tricks
Practice six-degrees-of-freedom movement early to reduce disorientation.
Tips and tricks
Check walls and ceilings carefully when you seem stuck in a level.
Tips and tricks
Constant movement helps avoid enemy fire and homing attacks.
User Reviews
A technically impressive N64 shooter with great speed.
User Reviews
The controls take practice, but the combat becomes very rewarding.
User Reviews
Multiplayer is one of the game's biggest strengths.
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About Forsaken 64
Forsaken 64 is a 1998 Nintendo 64 first-person shooter, six-degrees-of-freedom shooter, sci-fi action game, developed by Probe Entertainment and published by Acclaim Entertainment. Forsaken 64 is a science-fiction first-person shooter developed by Probe Entertainment for the Nintendo 64, adapting the core design of Forsaken to home console play. Players pilot a hoverbike through enclosed 3D environments with full six-degrees-of-freedom movement, mixing shooting, exploration, and resource use. It was praised for impressive visuals,… You can play Forsaken 64 instantly in your browser at https://classicemu.com — no downloads or installation required, with cloud save support and mobile touch controls.
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