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''Lone Soldier'' is a 1996 action game made for the Platform/PlayStation, following the RunAndGun behind-the-back style made popular by games like ''VideoGame/{{Cabal}}'' and ''VideoGame/BloodBros'' earlier, where you get to play as the titular soldier to pull a OneManArmy on legions and legions of terrorists.
The titular soldier, Hank ([[AllThereInTheManual named in the manual but not in-game]]) is mankind's last hope when a terrorist legion get their hands on an experimental nuke. And as Hank levels his way through entire legions of enemies, he uncovers a far bigger plot involving an extraterrestrial conspiracy...
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''Lone Soldier'' is a 1996 action game made for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, following the RunAndGun behind-the-back style made popular by games like ''VideoGame/{{Cabal}}'' and ''VideoGame/BloodBros'' earlier, where you get to play as the titular soldier to pull a OneManArmy on legions and legions of terrorists.
The titular soldier, Hank ([[AllThereInTheManual named in the manual but not in-game]]) is mankind's last hope when a terrorist legion get their hands on an experimental nuke. And as Hank levels his way through entire legions of enemies, he uncovers a far bigger plot involving an extraterrestrial conspiracy...
… wait, what?
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The titular soldier, Hank ([[AllThereInTheManual named in the manual but not in-game]]) is mankind's last hope when a terrorist legion get their hands on an experimental nuke. And as Hank levels his way through entire legions of enemies, he uncovers a far bigger plot involving an extraterrestrial conspiracy...
… wait, what?
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* MolotovCocktail: The Urban stage have enemies dressed as punks who sometimes fling petrol bombs at you if you're close enough. Unoike grenades flung by common soldiers, the petrol bombs leaves a burning fire where it hits.
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* MolotovCocktail: The Urban stage have enemies dressed as punks who sometimes fling petrol bombs at you if you're close enough. Unoike Unlike grenades flung by common soldiers, the petrol bombs leaves a burning fire where it hits.
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* GratuitousNinja: The Urban warzone stage have ninja enemies, clad in masks, and wielding machine-guns, capable of leaping all around the place and far more agile than reguler mooks. In a setting that appears to be Eastern Europe.
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* GratuitousNinja: The Urban warzone stage have ninja enemies, clad in masks, and wielding machine-guns, capable of leaping all around the place and far more agile than reguler regular mooks. In a setting that appears to be Eastern Europe.Europe.
* GiantMook: Tanks are recurring enemies that soaks up plenty of shots, but are easy targets because of their size and fires easily-dodgeable projectiles.
* GiantMook: Tanks are recurring enemies that soaks up plenty of shots, but are easy targets because of their size and fires easily-dodgeable projectiles.
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[[caption-width-right:This is a man who pick his nose with a bayonet and wipes his arse with sandpaper. [[note]] At least, according to [[https://www.mobygames.com/images/promo/original/1621341811-3569885414.jpg the German flyer]]. [[/note]] ]]
--> ''03:03 a.m. - Army Convoy Bravo 288 was attacked en route to base. This attack resulted in the loss of an experimental nuclear missile.''\\
''Your mission is to eliminate the terrorist threat and prevent activation of the nuclear device.''\\
''Good Luck''.
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''Lone Soldier'' is a 1996 action game made for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, following the RunAndGun behind-the-back style made popular by games like ''VideoGame/{{Cabal}}'' and ''VideoGame/BloodBros'' earlier, where you get to play as the titular soldier to pull a OneManArmy on legions and legions of terrorists.
The titular soldier, Hank ([[AllThereInTheManual named in the manual but not in-game]]) is mankind's last hope when a terrorist legion get their hands on an experimental nuke. And as Hank levels his way through entire legions of enemies, he uncovers a far bigger plot involving an extraterrestrial conspiracy...
… wait, what?
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!!Lone, Locked and Loaded...
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the German release, Hank is inexplicably turned into a {{cyborg}}. He's even depicted as one in the [[https://m.imdb.com/title/tt12794234/mediaviewer/rm2776083457/ cover art]].
* AlienInvasion: The final stage of the game, inexplicably, have aliens suddenly invading earth, and you're dispatched to end it by infiltrating their mothership.
* ArmCannon: The alien leader FinalBoss have these on ''both'' arms, and will use them to spam bullets all over the place.
* BattleshipRaid: After you spent the past few stages in jungles, valleys, urban warzones, the final stage have you inexplicably infiltrating an alien battleship and destroying it from within. Somehow.
* BottomlessMagazines: Your default Uzi can keep on firing ''forever'', without even the need to reload.
* CarryABigStick: The WitchDoctor-turned-monster carries a club larger than you, which he'll use to smash you up.
* CoversAlwaysLie: See that mustachioed fellow that's supposed to be your player character? You look nothing like that in-game.
* DeathOfAThousandCuts: You can destroy tanks, walls, armoured bunkers and the like with the default infinite ammo-laden Uzi. By spending several minutes firing at anything destructible in the game (and making it flash to make the player aware of it's status of being hurt) a torrent of 9mm bullets could make buildings not only be destroyed, but destroyed in a giant plume of flame.
* DualBoss: In the urban warzone, you fight a husband-wife BattleCouple of {{Super Soldier}}s. The husband can spam machine gun rounds all over the place as the wife use explosives instead, and can even pull a ShockwaveStomp if you got too near. The single healthbar shown during the boss battle is actually an indication of their collective health, each which they occupied half of.
* EyepatchOfPower: The mercenary boss on the helipad sports one on his left eye, to complete his "Look I'm such a badass" appearance.
* FireBreathingWeapon: You can obtain a flamethrower as one of the commonly available pickups.
* GratuitousNinja: The Urban warzone stage have ninja enemies, clad in masks, and wielding machine-guns, capable of leaping all around the place and far more agile than reguler mooks. In a setting that appears to be Eastern Europe.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: Most of the game is a military-themed shooter which have you battling soldiers, tanks, jeeps and the like, save for the first boss - after fighting your way through a tribal village, you then face a WitchDoctor who suddenly assumes a OneWingedAngel form, a twenty-feet tall troll-like monster who tries bashing you in with a massive club and can breath streams of green flames.
* HollywoodNatives: The second area of the first stage have you coming across a hostile tribal village, their members dressed in loincloths, having colourful features in their hair, and attacks by flinging spears and flaming clubs.
* MechaMooks: The alien mothership in the final stage have robotic sentries alongside regular foot soldiers.
* MolotovCocktail: The Urban stage have enemies dressed as punks who sometimes fling petrol bombs at you if you're close enough. Unoike grenades flung by common soldiers, the petrol bombs leaves a burning fire where it hits.
* OneManArmy: The game's title is ''Lone'' Soldier, and you're a single man against entire armies of insurgents.
* SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou: Using an Uzi!
* WitchDoctor: The tribal village's boss is their local shaman, who [[OneWingedAngel transform himself into a huge horned monster]] to battle you.
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[[caption-width-right:This is a man who pick his nose with a bayonet and wipes his arse with sandpaper. [[note]] At least, according to [[https://www.mobygames.com/images/promo/original/1621341811-3569885414.jpg the German flyer]]. [[/note]] ]]
--> ''03:03 a.m. - Army Convoy Bravo 288 was attacked en route to base. This attack resulted in the loss of an experimental nuclear missile.''\\
''Your mission is to eliminate the terrorist threat and prevent activation of the nuclear device.''\\
''Good Luck''.
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''Lone Soldier'' is a 1996 action game made for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation, following the RunAndGun behind-the-back style made popular by games like ''VideoGame/{{Cabal}}'' and ''VideoGame/BloodBros'' earlier, where you get to play as the titular soldier to pull a OneManArmy on legions and legions of terrorists.
The titular soldier, Hank ([[AllThereInTheManual named in the manual but not in-game]]) is mankind's last hope when a terrorist legion get their hands on an experimental nuke. And as Hank levels his way through entire legions of enemies, he uncovers a far bigger plot involving an extraterrestrial conspiracy...
… wait, what?
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!!Lone, Locked and Loaded...
* AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the German release, Hank is inexplicably turned into a {{cyborg}}. He's even depicted as one in the [[https://m.imdb.com/title/tt12794234/mediaviewer/rm2776083457/ cover art]].
* AlienInvasion: The final stage of the game, inexplicably, have aliens suddenly invading earth, and you're dispatched to end it by infiltrating their mothership.
* ArmCannon: The alien leader FinalBoss have these on ''both'' arms, and will use them to spam bullets all over the place.
* BattleshipRaid: After you spent the past few stages in jungles, valleys, urban warzones, the final stage have you inexplicably infiltrating an alien battleship and destroying it from within. Somehow.
* BottomlessMagazines: Your default Uzi can keep on firing ''forever'', without even the need to reload.
* CarryABigStick: The WitchDoctor-turned-monster carries a club larger than you, which he'll use to smash you up.
* CoversAlwaysLie: See that mustachioed fellow that's supposed to be your player character? You look nothing like that in-game.
* DeathOfAThousandCuts: You can destroy tanks, walls, armoured bunkers and the like with the default infinite ammo-laden Uzi. By spending several minutes firing at anything destructible in the game (and making it flash to make the player aware of it's status of being hurt) a torrent of 9mm bullets could make buildings not only be destroyed, but destroyed in a giant plume of flame.
* DualBoss: In the urban warzone, you fight a husband-wife BattleCouple of {{Super Soldier}}s. The husband can spam machine gun rounds all over the place as the wife use explosives instead, and can even pull a ShockwaveStomp if you got too near. The single healthbar shown during the boss battle is actually an indication of their collective health, each which they occupied half of.
* EyepatchOfPower: The mercenary boss on the helipad sports one on his left eye, to complete his "Look I'm such a badass" appearance.
* FireBreathingWeapon: You can obtain a flamethrower as one of the commonly available pickups.
* GratuitousNinja: The Urban warzone stage have ninja enemies, clad in masks, and wielding machine-guns, capable of leaping all around the place and far more agile than reguler mooks. In a setting that appears to be Eastern Europe.
* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: Most of the game is a military-themed shooter which have you battling soldiers, tanks, jeeps and the like, save for the first boss - after fighting your way through a tribal village, you then face a WitchDoctor who suddenly assumes a OneWingedAngel form, a twenty-feet tall troll-like monster who tries bashing you in with a massive club and can breath streams of green flames.
* HollywoodNatives: The second area of the first stage have you coming across a hostile tribal village, their members dressed in loincloths, having colourful features in their hair, and attacks by flinging spears and flaming clubs.
* MechaMooks: The alien mothership in the final stage have robotic sentries alongside regular foot soldiers.
* MolotovCocktail: The Urban stage have enemies dressed as punks who sometimes fling petrol bombs at you if you're close enough. Unoike grenades flung by common soldiers, the petrol bombs leaves a burning fire where it hits.
* OneManArmy: The game's title is ''Lone'' Soldier, and you're a single man against entire armies of insurgents.
* SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou: Using an Uzi!
* WitchDoctor: The tribal village's boss is their local shaman, who [[OneWingedAngel transform himself into a huge horned monster]] to battle you.
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