Duke Nukem: Time to Kill is a real blast from the past.

Well, I just finished playing the 1998 #Playstation game "Duke Nukem: Time to Kill". And I gotta say, it was a pretty fun. It had all the hallmarks of a #DukeNukem game: action, guns, aliens, blood and guts, politically incorrect humor and explosions. So basically, it's not a game for the #woke crowd or the #ChristianNationalists. I missed out on a quite a few of the OG Playstation games in the late #90s since I had an #N64, but now I'm able to buy a lot of them so I can enjoy them for the first time more than 25 years later.

Basically, the gist of the game is this: Duke Nukem is enjoying himself at an LA strip club when the Pig Cop aliens show up and turn his motorcycle into a pink little girl bike. The Pig Cops have also teamed up with aliens called the Draks, who are now traveling back in time in hopes of altering the present, most notably by making it so that Duke is never born. Unlike the original Duke Nukem 3D, this game plays somewhat similar to #TombRaider(which the game takes a shot at), albeit with more emphasis on action than exploration, and Duke has to travel to the #OldWest, #MedievalEngland and #AncientRome.

Anyway, the game was solid, although I did have some trouble with the controls at first. But overall, I recommend it. It's a literal blast from the past. My only complaint is that there's isn't more time periods for Duke to back to travel and the game was longer. But whatever.

#HailToTheKingBaby