Powerslave (Exhumed in Europe) is a PS1 FPS developed by Lobotomy Software with an impressive graphics engine for its era. Ancient Egypt as the setting, varied enemies and ingenious vertical level design. One of the finest PS1 FPS games, underrated but technically remarkable for the console.
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First-Person Shooter1 player16+
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Western FPS by Lobotomy Software in a haunted ancient Egypt, where the hero crosses cursed temples to defeat Kilmaat. Created by Lobotomy Software and Playmates Interactive Entertainment, released in 1996 in the United States under the Powerslave title. Over thirty 3D Egyptian-themed levels, archaic and modern weapon arsenal, collectible secrets and items unlocking hidden areas and atmospheric soundtrack. American edition under the Powerslave title.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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A PS1 FPS by Lobotomy Software, Powerslave (Exhumed in Europe) remains one of the console's most technically accomplished shooters, with its Slave engine and clever vertical level design. The US version is underrated and only belatedly recognised by retro-FPS fans. Genuine underlying demand that exceeds mere scarcity, carried by its growing reputation and ancient-Egypt setting.
Is Powerslave still worth playing in 2026?
A FPS from Lobotomy Software set in a haunted ancient Egypt, Powerslave sends the hero through cursed temples and catacombs to defeat the entity Kilmaat. The maze like level design with Metroid style progression, the powers to acquire and the heavy atmosphere set this first person shooter apart from its contemporaries. The period handling and the rudimentary 3D have aged. An original, atmospheric exploration FPS for fans of retro shooting and hunters of overlooked gems on PlayStation.
