Thanks, datiswous. Updated the link in the first post.

What a gem.  Brings back memories.  This game, similar to System Shock required you to make your own notepad of memory commands to type to allocate enough memory to play it.  I think I still have the guide book with the full color maps of every level.

Favorite features and bits of fun:
Awesome death anims, particularly the robot walkers
The spider mines, set em down, guide them around corners, boom!
The electronic eyes on the walls that trigger your doom.
Spider mines!
Dive rolling, side rolling, rolling!
If I recall, according ro the manual, both System Shock and this game might actually be in the same universe.
You can destroy so much!  Windows, pipes, exploding tankers....with spiiider mines! Or grenade launcher, rocket launcher, or
Detpac explosive charges
Cool green coolant of death
Hip music
Take over robots from computer consoles then use them to destroy everything before relieving control and then go and blow it up.
Go back to base in between missions where you can buy moar weapons.
Varied level design,quite colorful.
Neat laser traps, and other cool traps, this game is as much a puzzle game as it is a combat one.

Annoyances
This game made heavy use of the numpad for controls (ok not really that bad)
Hard to aim with the keyboard, but I believe mouse could be used too.
Some levels were very difficult.
Somewhat maze like in places.
Cheesy cutscenes

Composers Play - "Crusader" with Andrew Sega
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhUQfhHazlM

°LGC

FOR SALE
at gog.com: http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/crusader_no_remorse

Links

• Echo Sector is a Crusader series fansite with extensive resources incl. official artwork, design docs, music and walkthroughs
• Wikipedia article on the Crusader series