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SiN: Gold is a action, fps and cult classic game developed by Ritual Entertainment and Nightdive Studios and published by Nightdive Studios.
Released on March 18th 2020 is available only on Windows in 2 languages: English and French.

It has received 408 reviews of which 325 were positive and 83 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.5 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 8.19€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified SiN: Gold into these genres:

Action FPS Cult Classic Shooter Violent First-Person Multiplayer Singleplayer Horror Boomer Shooter 1990's Classic Retro Cyberpunk Gore Great Soundtrack

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Windows

OS *: Windows 7
Processor: Pentium 166
Memory: 32 MB RAM
Graphics: PCI or AGP video card with 2 MB RAM
DirectX: Version 6.0
Storage: 700 MB available space
Sound Card: 100% SoundBlaster-compatible sound card

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March 2025

Not a good game, but an interesting historical artefact—the last of its breed before Half-Life changed everything.

Dec. 2024

This game comes from the golden era of gaming and it shows. Big biceps, even bigger boobs, unrefrained humour, good weapons and tough difficulty: this is exactly what I want from a shooter. And it is certainly not afraid to express its feelings; it comes from the era when games were pure art, and not the junk that we receive nowadays. If you like games like Duke Nukem, Half-Life and Deux Ex, you will like this one. I higly recommend it!

Sept. 2024

Game is fun However, if you are like me who want to experience the "Boomer Shooter" from back in the old days please read the rest First off, I am going to be honest I didn't grow up with any of the "Boomer Shooter" such as Doom, Quake, and Duke Nukem 3D Therefore, it’s hard to look past some design decision that as far as I know were common from back then Let say key card hunting or key item for progression which are hidden in such a way that modern gamer would consider it a secret Now the game itself Game is pretty simple you move from point A to point B shooting everything that move while hunting for key item to progress Shooting is fun, movement fast paced However, there is a few problems that is very likely because of common design decision back then Firstly, there is no level selector, so the only way too replays any level is by using cheat Too many pitch-black places in later level with no flashlight and you only get 3 glow sticks with no more available, turning up brightness don't seem to work Very annoying especially later level have enemies hid in those very places and or some corner that once you go through a door you basically get taken back to load save before you know it Hard to find key item from time to time since they either blend in with everything thing else or are too small let say a key in realistic size or you must loot them from random nonhostile NPC that the game makes sure to tell you don't kill them Somehow turning down audio in game don't seem to work for me, therefore some section in game is a pain to get by like the first boss fight with that looping alarm or that level that take place in night with background audio constantly stuck in a 2 second loop with multiple enemies shooting at you while hidden in dark places combo with unkillable gun turret So, in conclusion should you buy this game I think despite the problems it's still fun Therefore, you the player may want to get yourself a walk through and cheats just in case Link to cheats https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/193351-sin-gold/cheats

Sept. 2024

If you remember the '90s and the many Quake 2 clones that came out, you probably remember SiN . An action-packed shooter with a protagonist who wanted to copy Duke Nukem to a certain degree. A game whose demo I completed several times and immediately got my hands on the full version only to be very disappointed. The game had a lot of bugs and glitches. The first boss simply didn't move, for instance. It froze up just like the boss in Blood 2 and when the patch came out to fix anything we wished it hadn't as the regular fight proved to be too difficult. Overall, SiN was a hard game with lots of enemies. The first level, which takes place in a bank being robbed, pretty much sums up its approach. But it had so many new things introduced! You had armor on various areas of your body. It wasn't just one value attached to it - the game detected which part of your body was shot. There were easter eggs such as looking for a coin and using it on a payphone. Enemies were literal sponges whom you could gib with your shotgun. There were civilians you could interact with and lots of terminals to use to open doors or lower the security defenses. Lots of cutscenes made with the engine and a rendered outro that would now be considered way over-the-top. There are many levels and the locations are varied. There are even underwater sections and vehicles you can drive. Gold here means the expansion pack is also included and this is not only a Steam version but a version that enjoys numerous bugfixes. Too bad widescreen resolutions are not supported. It's a great classic! I had fun with it more than 25 years ago. Night Dive has been working on a remastered version titled SiN Reloaded . The store page is still available but the latest update from the studio is from 2023. This is, unfortunately, without any confirmed release date. I would love to pay a "modernised" version with achievement and slight tweaks included. Until then, do pick this one up if you need to relive some memories.

Sept. 2024

A great game that was undeservedly forgotten. It is a big step in the industry after Quake 2. In-game cutscenes, good environmental destruction, and a good story. In this edition, there are sometimes bugs and glitches, but I really enjoyed the time. Wish the series would be resurrected.

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