Sniper Dan – Review
We didn’t expect to tackle another hidden object game so soon after Cat Me If You Can, but the universe works in mysterious ways. Developer Denki, whom you may know from the Autonauts series, decide... Read More »
We didn’t expect to tackle another hidden object game so soon after Cat Me If You Can, but the universe works in mysterious ways. Developer Denki, whom you may know from the Autonauts series, decide... Read More »
We’re certainly not strangers to digital adaptations of board games that we’ve played in real life: we backed the original Evolution on Kickstarter and our (signed!) copy of the game sits prominen... Read More »
It feels like only yesterday that we were looking back at Square Enix’s crowded 2022 release schedule, culminating in the triumphant arrival of Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion on Nintendo’... Read More »
Ever since the original Marsupilami made his debut in 1952, there have been countless iterations. Perhaps you were introduced to this wondrous animal in the original Spirou comics. Perhaps it was the ... 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 »
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 »
These days, EastAsiaSoft is perhaps best known for cheap and simple puzzle games, although there was a time when the vast majority of their releases were a bit more… spicy. They haven’t completely... Read More »
Back in 2018, one of our fellow reviewers took a look at Aggelos, a retro-inspired cross between an RPG and a platformer. Eight years later, Aggelos is back, in full-fledged Metroidvania form. We’ll... Read More »