Limited Run #567: Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition 30th Anniversary Edition (PS4)

They don't make FPS games like this anymore, and honestly, they barely made them like this back then. Limited Run #567: Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition 30th Anniversary Edition for PlayStation 4 celebrates three decades of Apogee's unhinged, rocket-jumping, god-mode-activating shooter with a package that's as ridiculous as the game itself.

The lunch box. Let's start there. Rise of the Triad gets a lunch box. This is the same game that let you turn into a dog and bite people to death, so honestly, a themed lunch box is restrained by comparison. Inside the broader package, you'll find the PS4 physical copy with reversible interior art, a 12x16 double-sided poster, the game's soundtrack, and metal pins. The soundtrack alone is worth the attention, Tom Hall and Lee Jackson's score remains one of the most underrated in '90s FPS history.

ROTT was always the weird cousin in the id Software family tree, born from a scrapped Wolfenstein sequel and evolved into something completely its own. The Ludicrous Edition remaster brought it back to life with modern enhancements while keeping the chaos intact. Thirty years later, having a physical PS4 copy sitting in a lunch box on your shelf is exactly the kind of absurd, wonderful energy this game has always radiated. This is a collector's piece for people who remember when shooters didn't take themselves seriously.