Abuse

Abuse, the only game published by Crack dot Com, is a tough, fast-paced side-scrolling action game set in a science fiction universe. The game has a wide variety of weaponry and a high degree of customization. It may not have achieved mainstream popularity, but it's absolutely worth a look. 

At the time of its debut, Abuse was unusual in that it allowed for both keyboard and mouse control of movement and targeting. Anyone familiar with first-person shooters played with a mouse and keyboard, such as Soldat, will be very comfortable with this game. It does not follow a linear progression since each stage typically has more than one way to leave and proceed to the next location. In its DOS form, Abuse maybe played without a hitch with DOSBox. 

Abuse is an exception to the rule that great aesthetics may occasionally come at the expense of the gameplay. First, it has both great graphics and excellent playability. Your player character moves as smoothly as a rotoscoped animation would, including when they run, jump, and die. Second, the “milestone” save-game consoles allow you to save the game while you are in the middle of completing a level and are dispersed across each level. Third, Abuse does not have any background music; instead, it relies on its sound effects to fulfill the auditory requirements. Its assortment of explosions, cries, and other noises, in general, are highly enjoyable to listen to.

Features of Abuse

DOS version

Great graphics

Fast and intensive action

Enjoyable sound effects

High-quality level editor