It's the whole 'made different so it doesn't work quite as badly in an emulation on an OS released 20+ years later' that has me worried. why emulate when you can be frustrated by the real thing? i have the hardware that is emulated I imagine it'll work OK as far as being compatible for the system type it was written for. I might pick it up and just copy it over if that is the case. The Game can be played in English, French, Spanish or German.Originally posted by SeriousCCIE:Speaking of which, does this game actually work in dos, like version 6.22 on an older computer? If I put this lack of new features aside, it's actually a great game, as is UFO.

Still, this shouldn't discourage you from trying it out.

Honestly, I completed UFO many times, but I'm not sure whether I completed TftD even once. It looks more like a remake than like a sequel - I expected better graphics and some new gameplay features. Sure, they added new ships, new weapons, new aliens and new research items, but that's all. There are also some terror missions that take place in cities, but these are scarce. Second, the gameplay and all other aspects of the game have basically remained the same – except that this time your battles take place underwater. First of all, in my opinion, the graphics and atmosphere were better in the first issue. However, although it is a very good game, I feel that the producers should have done more for the sequel. Terror from the Deep has earned most of its popularity thanks to its older brother. Here comes the sequel to the enormously popular UFO - Enemy Unknown, or X-Com 1, which has been at the top of our most popular game list since the day it was made available on the site.

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