It’s been a while since we last played Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, not because we don’t like the game, but because we felt we had seen most of what the game has to offer since it came out.... Read More »
We’re not going to lie here: every time we hear about a new vampire movie, series, or game, we roll our eyes a little. The vampire story is often overdone, and many new iterations just copy past... Read More »
Earlier this year, one of our fellow writers took an in-depth look at the PS5 release of MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice. The game was deemed a stylish tag-team arena fighter that respected its sour... Read More »
As avid readers of 3rd-strike.com may know, our humble website is based in Belgium. We’ve hinted at our misplaced chauvinism before, when looking at games like Please, Touch the Artwork or Devil Jam... Read More »
We’ve always had a soft spot for the Disgaea series, not only because the strategy gameplay was always on point, but simply because we loved the quirky characters and the silly storylines. It... Read More »
It has been a while since we last took a look at one of EastAsiasoft’s bite-sized puzzle games, hasn’t it? The last one of these we reviewed was Rat Protocol, and that was over two months ago. Wel... Read More »
We’re huge fans of arcade racing games, as these titles often present players with a fast-paced experience, with pumped-up music, bright and colorful visuals, and a simple gameplay loop that mot... Read More »
We’re always happy to review games when it’s an indie dev dropping their first-ever title, since those are often real passion projects. Lunarium is exactly that. It’s an action RPG w... Read More »
After a lengthy Early Access period, Din’s Champion has arrived in full. The game is the latest entry in Soldak Entertainment’s multi-genre spanning fantasy universe, following 2010’s Din’s Cu... Read More »
Even though we cover loads of games here on 3rd-strike.com, we actually don’t feature that many sports games. We do the occasional EA Sports FC review (previously known as FIFA), but that’... Read More »