A couple of months ago, we took a look at Daisy Games’ Greek mythology-inspired Sokoban puzzle title Sokobos. We definitely liked what the game had to offer, so when the developer announced that mor... Read More »
There’s been an upsurge lately in anthology horror games. More and more often, developers band together to release their works in a batch of short scary experiences instead of trying to pad the ... Read More »
During the course of the last few years, party games have seen a huge increase in popularity again. Overcooked! has been a massive trailblazer to put this genre back on the map, and we absolutely enjo... Read More »
While puppets are often meant to invoke a sense of childish whimsy, for some people they are more horrifying than cute. There’s an uncanny valley vibe to them people can’t shake, and the horror ge... Read More »
We’ve tried our fair share of devolo products over the years, and in all honesty, we’re still using quite a few of them on a daily basis. We have discussed single repeater solutions by the... Read More »
It has been four years since the Yomawari series made itself heard, with a bundled rerelease of 2015’s Yomawari: Night Alone and 2016’s Yomawari: Midnight Shadows. NIS’ horror series now makes a... Read More »
A roguelike is a game where repetition is key, changing up between one playthrough and the next. Out of the slews of unique genre combinations that apply the roguelike formula to themselves, turn-base... Read More »
While RTS games were king back in the late ‘90s and early 2000s, these days it seems like new entries in this venerable genre have become a rarity. Developers have switched to turn-based offerings l... Read More »
Even though we review a lot of hardware here on 3rd-strike.com, it has been quite some time since we last reviewed a controller. While everybody knows the controllers of the various relevant consoles,... Read More »
With new technology come new ideas for games. One of the newer, yet quite unexplored technologies, is speech-to-text. It’s been around for a while but big companies are still developing it so it... Read More »