Rise of the Triad: The Story

You are part of an elite group of operatives called HUNT (High-risk United Nations Taskforce), and you must stop a maniac cult leader from killing millions of people. While scouting a remote island, you are suddenly surrounded by enemy troops with guns blaring. In the distance you see your boat--your only chance to escape--explode into matchsticks. In front of you is a huge fortress monastery, and your only chance to stop the madness. You are equipped with awesome, high-tech weaponry like heat-seeking missiles, split missiles, and the FlameWall cannon, which leaves a trail of charred skeletons in its wake. You'll also find magical instruments and weapons so incredible they defy description.

386DX/40 Computer (486DX2/66 strongly recommended)

4 meg of free memory (8 meg strongly recommended)

Local Bus Video strongly recommended

16550 Serial Port strongly recommended for modem play

8.5 meg of Hard Drive Space (for shareware)

20.0 meg of Hard Drive Space (for registered)

El Oscuro, in the moment of his death, called upon the dark powers from whence he came. They began a dark rite called Desatando, a ritual that literally reverses time. The spell took hold and has given the Dark Legions another chance. The HUNT, celebrating their victory, suddenly find themselves back on San Nicolas island at the entrance to the old monastery. Now the Oscuridos are ready: there's more of them, they're more devious, and they're more dangerous than ever!

Note: Rise of the Triad: Darkwar, ver 1.3 is required to play Extreme ROTT.

Phenomenal firefights against the toughest Triads and the meanest monks.

Some of the most sadistic, brain-bending puzzles yet.

Escalators and moving walkways - why tire your legs out while you blow off someone else's?

Ballistitowers: Ever had 50 missiles flying at you? YOU WILL!

Oscurovators teleport you RIGHT into the heat of battle, sometimes to death!

Climbing GADs, Impossiboulders, FireRisers, and more!

PLUS! - The first 12 levels are geared towards Comm-Bat play! (Great for single play, too)