
In the not-so-distant future, the calamity of World War III led to eventual world peace. But, it didn't last. Earth was invaded by alien marauders - the Kretons. Earth's united military force, still depleted after the mighty onslaught of WWIII, was not nearly sufficient to repel the numerous Kreton attacks.
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Major Stryker is an ancient Apogee vertical scrolling shootemup with a science fiction theme. Apogee did good work in bringing a high standard of gaming to the PC platform, but this specific game is not a shining example. Even for the time, it compared poorly with shootemup arcade games like 1942. The EGA graphics were mediocre at best. The game has aged poorly, running in dosbox with a stretched 4:3 aspect ratio. Gameplay is mediocre and also hasn't aged well. It's just not possible to recommend this one. Given the poor quality, the asking price of $4.50 given the first chapter of the game was given away as shareware is just pure developer greed.
0.4 hours on Steam, countless hours in the 90s when I was a kid on our old PC. The game's shareware (demo, for all you younger gamers) game in a collection of games that included the entirely of the first alien planet. I remember as a kid anxiously waiting for the full version to arrive in the mail after my dad ordered it on 2 floppy disks XD. Seeing it on Steam, I had to have it. This game is just as fun as I remember; running up your burst rating as high as possible to fill the screen with laser blasts, blowing the enemy away with Zap Bombs, chewing your way through every base, zone, and boss, and groaning at the absolute cheese of flirty pick-up lines the fleet admiral levels at you after every level. The game is a fantastic stroll down memory lane. If you want to play a good, solid retro shooter, this is more than worth the $3 it's priced at.
1993 yapımı bu oyunun döneminin hakkını vermediğini düşünüyorumciş görmez
If you enjoyed Major Stryker 30 years ago, you may still enjoy it now. When you launch this, you can actually see it start up DosBox for emulation. There's nothing new, including native Windows support. It is exactly the same as all of the versions that have been available for the last 20 years.
Joguinho legal de DOS, lembrando os tempos em que eu jogava muito jogos de DOS na escola, lá nos idos de 1997. Enfim...recomendo principalmente se você é amante de shmups, os famosos jogos de navinha.
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An early DOS Game. Sure, I have nostalgia for this game, but It i still good. Some what of an easy shoot em' up. Too small of a screen for it to be a bullet hell. Xevious vibe, pixel goodness.
Natürlich ist Major Stryker heutzutage keine Augenweide mehr, es gehört zu den alten, klassischen Spielen der 90er Jahre und hat somit einen gewissen Retro-Faktor. Eigentlich nur etwas für Nostalgiker oder jene die ein wenig Spielgeschichte nachspielen möchten.
man i loved this game as a kid still so good i use to think the guy on the loading screen looked old now he just looks like me.
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