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. It was discovered that the Kretons had used a wormhole to invade our region of space from their home worlds. And with that knowledge Earth called into action Major Harrison Stryker, hero of WWIII, to travel back through the wormhole and destroy the Kreton's home world headquarters. With almost no chance of success, you accept the mission...
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Jesus christ i played this game 19 years ago and i did not even know what i was playing was a DEMO?!?!??! Episode 1 took me almost a day to finish it when i was a kid, and now i bought it on steam and i see it has actually 2 more episodes WOW!!!!! What i always loved about this game was the soundtracks i really enjoyed them all for some reason :D Back in 1990s there was a "freeware" version of this game (Aka DEMO) and it was pretty long, you had full access to episode 1 which was long enough to make you believe you actually had played the complete game not a freeware. but these days games get released in funny prices $60 for less than DEMOs then $50 season passes which gives you a bit more access to the game time to time. Good old days that "gamers" used to be developers, today "businessmen" are the developers! just like this game says "R.I.P"
Note: - This can be legally downloaded for free (or played in a web browser)[www.dosgamesarchive.com] thanks to it being made Freeware in 2006. If you buy this, it's for the enjoyment of officially having it in your Steam library or to support the dev. - You'll likely want to fix the aspect ratio by going into the Major Stryker folder and editing STRYKER.conf by setting "aspect=true" in the render section. It's passable in 16:9 but intended to be played in 4:3. Even for its time, Major Styker was a fairly back-to-basics shoot 'em up. There's not a lot of bells & whistles to its gameplay but it does the fundamentals well and backs them up with the pleasant, popping palette & visuals and solid soundtrack common to Apogee's particular flavour in the min-90s. The overall presentation carries a lot of weight in this title to the point that, almost 30 years later, I can hear the theme song i
It's an MS-DOS classic. EGA Graphics, Adlib music, Soundblaster sound effects. All the classic look and sound of the era. Also relatively short, as is typical for games of the time. An episode can be finished in around an hour if you don't get killed too often. Apogee did the right thing by releasing it using DOSBox, though I can't say the same for the fact they took the approach of stretching the picture rather than presenting in its native aspect ratio. Fortunately, it's something that can easily be fixed with a simple edit of a config file. Still, if you like vertical-scrolling shooters, it's worth playing and isn't too hard. I played through episode 2 on Easy difficulty with keyboard-only input before writing this review and had 32 lives by the time I got to the end-of-episode boss (and lost three over the course of the fight).
Classic shoot'em up from the 90s. Plays like a junk nowadays. Runs 12 frames per second so everything feels like a huge lag. Music and sounds aren't bad. There's some variety in enemies and stages but that's not enough to make up for. Only few people will find enjoyment out of this one and definitely not me.
I wouldn't play it if not for nostagia. If you played the shareware and want to beat the full version now then go for it. If you have no feelings towards this game then satisfaction is not guaranteed. But it has a kickass music by Bobbie Prince of Duke Nukem's hail.
Damn! It is still a pretty fun arcade Shoot 'Em Up
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