Are there more 3rd-person 3D games other than Hunter on ST?

[Leeroy ST]

Excluding racing games, I was wondering about early 3rd-person 3D polygonal games on the ST/TT/Falcon machines, also Amiga and others. 

 

in 1991 Hunter came out on the ST and Amiga, running a bit better on the ST which for this game makes quite a difference. However, I was wondering if there are other early third-person polygonal games on the ST other than Hunter? (or on others.) 

 

I ask because it seems racing aside, most 3D polygonal games are in first person or overhead, not a third-person game with a z-axis such as hunter unless it's a tank game. Anyone know of more of such games? 

 

Here's an example of Hunter for those who are not aware:

Edited June 29, 2021 by Leeroy ST

[+DarkLord]

Would MidWinter fit into that category?

 

HTHs.

 

[ParanoidLittleMan]

1st person 3D games were much more spread. I guess that seeing self is not so important, and it means extra CPU, video presentation load - so lower framerate for instance - on already slow machines for 3D .

 

Midwinter is 1st person, first class ?

[jltursan]

Does it counts if it's not a person but a ship?: Virus

[alexisread]

Not necessarily the same genre, but Alpha Waves (first 3D platformer, also 2 player splitscreen) and Tower of Babel (3D Puzzle with great level editor) are worth checking out.

Starglider 2 has an external view when playing, as does Falcon, Elite 2 and Carrier Command.

Microprose golf and Geoff Crammond's F1 have external views too.

Could try Drakkhen, think that's closest to Hunter in that GTA/RPG feel.

I'm not sure if it was released for the ST (some places say yes but I've never seen a copy), but Sports 4D boxing would count.

Lastly, not an external view but worth mentioning, Hoversprint and Midimaze (1/2/3) support up to 16 players over midi.

Edited July 2, 2021 by alexisread

[calimero]

May be interesting:

 

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=106670

 

but there is nothing like hunter except PC game Navy seals...