In 2097, the mining of minerals and other natural resources is completely automated and controlled by supercomputers. The planets that are mined for 'Iberium', an essential mineral to control pollution on Earth, are called Z.A.R.; Zones for Artificial Resources.
This is an ugly slow DOS version running through DOSBox instead of nice 3D-accelerated Windows version of the game.
Z.A.R. is a fascinating relic from an era when first-person shooters were still experimenting heavily with scale, movement, and three-dimensional environments. Originally released in 1998, the game was developed by Maddox Games, with its Steam edition published by Nightdive Studios. Rather than simply copying the enclosed corridors and maze-like facilities...
this game is cooler then the other side of the pillow
why no more games destructible terrain
Decent 90s FPS. Gets repetitive but has great OST and good gameplay
