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Steam News · May 24
Back in the halcyon days of 1998, Ritual Entertainment's Sin was shaping up to be the hottest shooter released that year. An over-the-top, hyper-violent gunfest with the backing of John Romero and a dash of what, at the time, qualified as sex appeal, Sin seemed destined to be the shooter on everyone's hard-drive by the end of the year... Read more.
Steam News · Aug 1, 2023
Developer Nightdive Studios has un-announced SiN: Reloaded, a remastered version of classic FPS SiN that was first announced in 2020 for a 2021 release. The original game was developed by Ritual Entertainment and released in 1998, with Nightdive acquiring the rights in 2020 and re-releasing it with its expansion as SiN Gold... Read more.
Steam News · Apr 5, 2022
On November 19, 1998, Sierra released Half-Life. In the time it took to install 300MB of exquisitely poised shooter off its CD-ROM, everything from the genre prior became part of a bygone era. And perhaps the unluckiest of the lot was Ritual’s SiN, which released just ten days before it... Read more.
Steam News · Mar 18, 2020
Hello everyone! A new update for SiN is available now! SiN has now become SiN: Gold and comes with the following changes and enhancements: Features Added 2015's "Wages of SiN" expansion Added modernized Steam master server support Added and restored editing SDK Added support for additional 16:9 video resolutions Restored/uncensored various original game assets General Improvements Optimizations to...
Steam News · Jan 8, 2015
Have You Played? is an endless stream of game recommendations. One a day, every day of the year, perhaps for all time. Released on October 31st 1998, less than two weeks before the first Half-Life, Sin is an odd footnote in the first-person shooter s growth from carefree, violent romp towards the carefree, violent romps with scripted story bits they are today.
Steam News · Jan 9, 2013
Way back in time, when the world was in 8-bit and we all paid for our cholera gruel with children s teeth, Valve were working on Half-Life. It wasn t very good, and Valve took the decision to rewrite most of the game. Somewhere in the multiverse there s a universe where that version of Half-Life was released. The first difference between universes is that the 1997 alpha wasn̵...