John Connor
The Resistance leader associated with the campaign against Skynet.
How it plays
The game uses a first-person perspective. The player explores hostile installations and battlefields, searches for objectives, fights Skynet forces, and manages ammunition while navigating interconnected areas.
Missions are divided into levels with specific goals. Progression depends on completing objectives and reaching mission exits rather than on a conventional experience or character-level system. The available arsenal supports direct combat against mechanical enemies.
Plan your run
Explore each area carefully before advancing. Maze-like layouts can make objectives and exits easy to miss, so check side passages and remember major landmarks.
Conserve ammunition when possible, avoid unnecessary exposure, and use cover or distance against mechanical enemies. Search the environment for useful supplies before committing to difficult encounters.
Meet the cast
The Resistance leader associated with the campaign against Skynet.
A machine soldier serving Skynet and one of the principal enemy types.
The Terminator: Rampage is a first-person science-fiction shooter developed and published by Bethesda Softworks for DOS in 1993. Set during the future war against Skynet, it places the player in combat missions through machine-controlled environments and ruined human territories. The game emphasizes exploration, weapon use, and survival rather than cinematic storytelling, with maze-like levels and a distinctly early-1990s presentation. Its structure follows Bethesda's earlier Terminator 2029, but the viewpoint and action are more directly shooter-oriented. Contemporary reception was mixed: some players appreciated its large environments and Terminator atmosphere, while others criticized its dated graphics, awkward navigation, and uneven combat. It remains a notable licensed DOS shooter for its attempt to combine the film setting with open-ended level layouts.
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