What are some? The oldest I can think of is Test Drive 3 (headlights) and Another World.
I'm talking DOS games in particular. There's probably some earlier arcade games that do too but I can't think of any.
I bought the rogue in 1987. I had a PCjr at this time. The Rogue's additive.
I think you mean "addictive", mininiki. "Additive blending" is a certain graphical technique, the most common use for which is lighting.
I can't think of any early examples others than the ones you mention, leileilol. A few thing that are mathematically and visually identical, but they're not really the kind of thing you're thinking of, especially in 2D where it can be precalculated more easily.
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Subwar 2050 (DOS) had additive 3d headlights which for 1993/1994 IS PRETTY GOD DAMN IMPRESSIVE. It impresses me more than Archimedian Dynasty, the graphics are very Playstationish 🤣.
Lookup tables are the coolest things ever! The earlier they were used, the more it fascinates me...
I was a huge fan of subwar 2050 and particle systems in general
especially I-war
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