Dan113841: Charging into a room with plasma alien spawners to get the treasure and get out again is the worst.
MartinIIIa: Yeah, I love Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold, enough to play through the whole game on Expert mode, but it's a big problem that those wall outlet rooms are so difficult that the rest of the game feels trivial by comparison. They did the right thing in Planet Strike by putting those rooms in secret levels only.
vicklemos: Easier said than done imho but that's what I always did and it works ;)
MartinIIIa: This doesn't make sense to me. I have died many, many times in Blake Stone, but never once have I used up all of a level's healing supplies. The game throws you so many healing supplies that the only way you could use all of them is by repeatedly letting enemies attack you without shooting back. In other words, long before you take enough damage to exhaust a level's healing supplies, you're dead.
I heavily agree. Not a game for the weak of heart. My only personal flaw with this one is (back in those days) getting that czech "Bad Toys 3D" game instead of this gem. My strategy was always hitting the up key very cautiously tbf. Really that's the only tip I can personally give. Gave two effings "fs" about hidden areas, though.
I admit mastering Blake Stone after tons of effort made out of countless hours during lunch break -on the worst keyboard I've ever ever used. Well I kinda...if I'm not wrong... never used a save state to be fair. Only for continuing the game later on. Frenetic fps. I died like two billion times.. and that music stuck in your head won't help much.
GUAAAAARD!! ;P
good luck to ya (and yes I kinda wanna play it again now after like 10yrs?)