G-Sector for Windows

Name: G-Sector
Rating: 4 (86 reviews)
Author: Freeform Interactive

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Download.com staffSeptember 2, 2015

It's hard to criticize a game that's completely free, but G-Sector has a few qualities that may not make it worth your download. The premise is cool, as are the graphics, and using the keyboard/mouse combo to execute basic movements on your hoverboard is surprisingly simple. What isn't simple, however, is meeting the game's objective of shooting other hoverboard-bound enemies. The controls that aim your gun are difficult to use with any kind of accuracy. Enemies occasionally disappear from the arena altogether, which is a definite glitch. Furthermore, the game is prone to crashing. To their credit, the developers note that this game isn't final and that there are many known bugs. At nearly 17MB, it's only for people with broadband connections who don't mind whittling away some time to appreciate an imperfect game with an innovative premise.

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GENERAL

Release: December 15, 2000

Latest update: September 2, 2015

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 95
Windows 10
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98, DirectX 7.0 drivers

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Total Downloads: 369,766

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4/5

86 User Votes

I programmed this for Freeform Interactive.
ZooLooWarriorFebruary 25, 2012
Pros
This game was released in 2000 and still runs on modern machines without any porting. Game action is fast and furious, but that's what we were trying to do. It was a technology proof for another game we were working on "Future vs Fantasy". 3D games were very new technology at the time. The only hardware it ran on back then was the then brand new "3dfx Interactive" Card, which was very costly and rare back then. This game was never really intended to be released to the game retail market, so just enjoy it! BTW, CNET reviewer: try using a trackball instead of a mouse for a controller, bro. The game rocks with that as your interface. That's how it was designed.
Cons
More bugs than a baithouse. There, I went and said it. But don't forget that this was far from being a release version!
Summary
Use a track ball, have a blast in me, Fritz (3D animator) and Tycho (2D and texture artist, level design). BTW Freform Interactive chose a much more mature 3D engine for the retail version of the FvF game, so this was really just an amusing game to test the core 3D engine's capabilities. Enjoy!!!!!!
A nice 3d game! Well worth the download.
frankpcrepairJuly 31, 2008
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It's FREE ! Lots of none stop 3d fast past action. <p>You'll wonder how you got a game this good for free.
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Good Game
September 14, 2001
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Free Game, It rocks.......If you can't control it, you need to practice.
ok
September 7, 2001
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cool
this would have been good but its just not
August 23, 2001
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this game is not worth while
Love the game
August 9, 2001
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none
August 1, 2001
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none
ITS JUST GOOD
July 18, 2001
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Best Free-Ware Ever
July 5, 2001
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This is definitely the best free-ware game I have ever played. If it had a few more features and if a little bit more work was put into this game, it could sell in stores for 30 to 40 dollars.
It's unreal tournament on a hoverboard
June 29, 2001
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great game nothing come close to this game except unreal

Developer’s Description

By Freeform Interactive

Battle for survival on hoverboards in futuristic arenas.

G-Sector is a bold step in freeware: a full 3D game using the Genesis 3D engine. It supports Glide and Direct3D for 3D acceleration. G-Sector was developed in-house by Freeform Interactive LLC, best-known for the FvF franchise.

G-Sector is a 3D action game based around hoverboard combat--a hybrid of an extreme game and a third-person shooter. Players control the heroine, Cyra, as she hoverboards through futuristic cities and arenas. Gameplay is based on ramps and tricks you use to build velocity and avoid opponents' shots. Using a chase-cam and a customizable mouse/keyboard interface, G-Sector should be familiar to players of 3D shooters.

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User Reviews

I programmed this for Freeform Interactive.

A nice 3d game! Well worth the download.

Good Game

ok

this would have been good but its just not

Love the game

none

ITS JUST GOOD

Best Free-Ware Ever

It's unreal tournament on a hoverboard

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