Crusader: No Remorse – Classic Isometric Sci-Fi Action from Origin Systems

11/6/2026, 5:05:02 AM (JST)

Release date: 11/5/2026

Tags: #action #1990's #combat #isometric #retro #sci-fi #singleplayer #gore

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Japan

¥ 350 (JPY)

Steam JP

$2.49 (USD)

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Japan Price: ¥ 350
Global Price: $2.49
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Price Checked At: 11/12/2026, 5:09:49 PM (JST)

Key highlight

A classic 1990s isometric sci-fi action game from Origin Systems, now on Steam with 15 missions, 13 weapons, and a story of betrayal and resistance.

Who this is for

If you're looking for a retro isometric action game, this is worth checking out.

Details

Overview

Crusader: No Remorse™ is a classic isometric action game developed by Origin Systems and published by Electronic Arts. Originally a landmark title of the 1990s, it now arrives on Steam with modern conveniences like cloud saves and family sharing.

You step into the boots of a Silencer, an elite enforcer for the World Economic Consortium. But when you discover the system you serve is corrupt, you defect to the Resistance—the very people you once hunted.

Now you turn your training and arsenal against your former employers.

Highlights

15 deadly missions across refineries, labs, military bases, and even a space station.
13 killer weapons at your disposal, with visible damage from every round fired.
Full movement suite: run, jump, roll, and crouch to outmaneuver enemies.
Interactive environments: control robots, gun turrets, and more.
New feature: transparent walls add a modern quality-of-life improvement.

Who It's For

If you grew up with 1990s PC gaming or have a soft spot for isometric shooters, this is a must-play. Fans of Origin Systems' other classics will appreciate the gritty sci-fi world and the moral twist of fighting against your own side.

The game's retro presentation and straightforward action make it accessible to newcomers, while the mission variety and environmental puzzles offer depth for veterans.