Some games are just meant to be enjoyed. Others love to taunt us with endless “Game Over” screens until we either give up or find a way to beat their nearly impossible challenges. While Sym might ... Read More »
3D Realms has become a household name over the years. Originally having started out as Apogee Software– which is still its legal name, by the way – the studio has been responsible for such classic... Read More »
They are young, they are cute and fight monsters for the sake of mankind! No, we’re not talking about Tokyo Mew Mew, but the newest Compile Heart/Galapagos RPG title for the PlayStation 4: Omega... Read More »
We at 3rd-strike regularly receive a miniseries and there’s a certain trend going on. Miniseries often prove to be nothing less than for example a series consisting of 6 seasons. The beauty of such ... Read More »
Community Assisted Racing Simulator is what the abbreviation CARS stands for in Project CARS. Its developer, Slightly Mad Studios, was able to raise funding for the game all by itself without working ... Read More »
Within the ever growing MMO genre, there has always been a relatively small subset of games that catered to a very specific niche. These so-called WMMOs, or Web-based Massively Multiplayer Online game... Read More »
It’s been a while since we last visited the island of Amoras, where Suske, Wiske and Lambik ended up in the future, in a world that is pretty much falling apart. Amoras is the base of operations of ... Read More »
In January last year PC, Mac and Linux users were treated to the first Act of this modern click-adventure fairy tale. Now, more than a year later, Double Fine finally graces all platforms with the lon... Read More »
The Commodore Amiga, a home computer that was born in the mid eighties, that had amazing graphical prowess compared to home consoles that were barely able to squeeze out their ‘8 bits’, might be a... Read More »
We’ve covered this horror game in the past in a preview (for those curious about it, check it out here) and now, as the game is fully released, I guess it’s time for the review. Solarix had quite ... Read More »