Strider

 PlayStation 4
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7.1

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  1. Yojimbo2015
    May 25, 2023
    7
    Nice little update of the classic arcade game that retains Strider Hiryu's fluid acrobatics while throwing in a mild Metroid element as upgrades grant access to new areas. A nice change of pace for those looking for a quick jump and slash.
  2. jsh710
    Apr 10, 2023
    9
    I know many incompleted indie games that have higher scores than this one. People analyze parts of games for scoring purposes. This game is funnier and more exciting than that one. The map design is very nice and good for exploring. The battle system and monster AI are not perfect, but good enough. I love this game because it has unique speedy gameplay. please release this game to nintendoI know many incompleted indie games that have higher scores than this one. People analyze parts of games for scoring purposes. This game is funnier and more exciting than that one. The map design is very nice and good for exploring. The battle system and monster AI are not perfect, but good enough. I love this game because it has unique speedy gameplay. please release this game to nintendo console.… Expand
  3. MrNorth
    Dec 5, 2022
    7
    Really good Strider game, even for someone who never played the old ones, anyone who likes the genre can buy the game.
  4. HuevoAlce
    Jun 27, 2022
    7
    The game has really fun gameplay that is addicting. Definitely give it a look-see.
  5. LC_1999
    Oct 14, 2021
    9
    Don't listen to the ones to four ratings cause is full of hypocrites that would buy a 60$ game with the same length and quality cof*dread cof*. This game is one of the most enjoyable metroidvanias with different styles that change your attacks and kunai's plus the exploration is quite good too, it's a solid game worth buying at launch at 30 $ if I'm not mistaken, and now even better causeDon't listen to the ones to four ratings cause is full of hypocrites that would buy a 60$ game with the same length and quality cof*dread cof*. This game is one of the most enjoyable metroidvanias with different styles that change your attacks and kunai's plus the exploration is quite good too, it's a solid game worth buying at launch at 30 $ if I'm not mistaken, and now even better cause it's only 15$.

    P. S I'm looking at you nintendo, you overpriced company.    … Expand
  6. frederik1478
    Aug 9, 2021
    4
    The biggest problem is that it just gets boring after a while , environment are boring and colourless the Combat doesn't have hæft and and it feels like you're supposed to Facetank the damage instead of dodging it , just a boring game
  7. GuiStrontje
    Dec 28, 2020
    7
    Strider is a great game on any level: design, animation, fluidity, controls, intuitive game play. It's a dream for the teenager I was... in 1998. Nowadays, despite its perfect realization, it lacks some real interest. It's perhaps just that it's only for teenagers after all...
  8. JamesDrawsThngs
    Jul 21, 2020
    8
    I'm a sucker for a good Metroid-Vania game. It's one of the easiest ways to win me over. Strider has always been one of those games that I've known about for so long but just never had the chance to play it until recently. After finally playing it, I gotta say I found it to be pretty damn satisfying. While I'll certainly play other Metroid-Vanias well before this one, this is worth atI'm a sucker for a good Metroid-Vania game. It's one of the easiest ways to win me over. Strider has always been one of those games that I've known about for so long but just never had the chance to play it until recently. After finally playing it, I gotta say I found it to be pretty damn satisfying. While I'll certainly play other Metroid-Vanias well before this one, this is worth at least a single playthrough.

    What really helped to set this game apart compared to other games of its genre is how the game plays. It's very fast-paced, with plenty of wall climbing and platforming acrobatics. Very befitting for Strider's skills as a ninja. The game is all about just mowing down everything in your path as quickly as possible, made even better with the buttery smooth controls and rock-solid 60fps. While some of the character models are a little less than handsome, the environmental design overall is very pleasing on the eyes. Like any good Metroid-Vania worth its salt, there's tons of collectables and new skills for Strider to discover to uncover more of the game and to explore already visited locations to find things previously unobtainable. As far as any real complaints are concerned, the game's music is just sort of there and the game also just kind of ends abruptly after the final boss. Not a very climactic finish, but thankfully that didn't take away from my experience.

    If you are ever in the market for a fun, fast-paced Metroid-Vania game, I'd say this is well worth it.    … Expand
  9. HaloFever
    Aug 26, 2017
    8
    Only took me 3 years to finish this game. It's fun but not in a must play kind of way. The look is great as Strider fluidly moves though enemies with colorful, glowing weapons. Enemies are also distinct and colorful. The last "metroidvania" style game I played that looked this good was Dust Elysian Tale, and that game was made like a hand drawn animation versus Strider's 2.5D full renderedOnly took me 3 years to finish this game. It's fun but not in a must play kind of way. The look is great as Strider fluidly moves though enemies with colorful, glowing weapons. Enemies are also distinct and colorful. The last "metroidvania" style game I played that looked this good was Dust Elysian Tale, and that game was made like a hand drawn animation versus Strider's 2.5D full rendered environments.

    The gameplay must be easy to pick up and play because after a 3 year gap, I easily picked it back up again. I had forgotten every move and how to switch weapon types. But I know the basics for these kinds of games and did just fine. In a few hours, I powered my way through the final 4 bosses. Maybe the game is too easy. Maybe I was playing in easy mode. (I honestly don't remember if I was playing in easy mode). Bosses have the nice standard predictable timed attaches. Stay cool, keep playing, you'll beat them. It was a nice change of pace after the impossible bosses in games like Guacamelee.

    Overall the game is alright. Aside of the glowy bits and finely constructed corridors, the game lacks personality. Strider is there for a mission and that's it. Metroid and Castlevania weren't any different back in the 1980s but that was back in the 1980s. At least kidnap Strider's mom or something interesting.

    Full Disclosure: this was a PlayStation Plus free game. One of the first I downloaded, in fact. I've seen it sell for as low as $3 on PSN, so the cost is not issue in any regards. If you want fun retro-style experience with modern graphics, I recommend this game.    … Expand
  10. Nel
    Jan 24, 2017
    7
    Strider is a fun game that has several key mechanism which makes it unique. The game allows you to kinda level up with gathering upgrades and doing mini challenges. The game has several levels, and might take you up to until 5-6 hours to complete
  11. mikepango
    Mar 22, 2016
    7
    Side scrolling hack and slash with a medium difficulty for any one thats into the genre. Looks really good, controls a bit airy i feel. Story.........not much really to talk about. I never played the first one so I don't know how it will compare. If your into retro style games give this a go!
  12. TalentlessHack
    Jan 7, 2016
    8
    Short review;

    For a small price, Strider offers the gamer a fun Metroidvania-esque game with fast, responsive platforming, great level design, cool power ups and balanced difficulties. The graphics are sleek and clean, while it performs at a solid 60 FPS. ( Sadly 30 FPS on the last gen versions.) While the game can be beaten within six hours on your first playthrough, Strider enables    Short review;

    For a small price, Strider offers the gamer a fun Metroidvania-esque game with fast, responsive platforming, great level design, cool power ups and balanced difficulties. The graphics are sleek and clean, while it performs at a solid 60 FPS. ( Sadly 30 FPS on the last gen versions.)

    While the game can be beaten within six hours on your first playthrough, Strider enables the player to beat it again with better grades, higher difficulties and lower completion times. Just like Metroid and the classic Resident Evil games.

    Strider is a fun romp for the right price.    … Expand
  13. drlowdon
    Oct 29, 2015
    7
    A fast paced 2d platformer/roaming beat 'em up Strider was a title I enjoyed more than I initially thought I would.

    The metroidvania style progression may occasionally lead to moments where you'll get lost and the checkpoints are a little too inconsistent (at one point I was forced to replay about 20 minutes' worth of the game) but, thanks to a decent variety of enemy types, the    A fast paced 2d platformer/roaming beat 'em up Strider was a title I enjoyed more than I initially thought I would.

    The metroidvania style progression may occasionally lead to moments where you'll get lost and the checkpoints are a little too inconsistent (at one point I was forced to replay about 20 minutes' worth of the game) but, thanks to a decent variety of enemy types, the gameplay itself remains pretty enjoyable from start to finish.    … Expand
  14. 00Liteyear
    Aug 10, 2015
    9
    Best feeling of a 2D ninja. Acrobatics, Puzzles, Exploration, Arsenal, Action, Attitude. Best quote, "I will not serve you or any other dead man."

    For a ninja though, he doesn't do a lot of sneaking, but that's probably to be expected in the most heavenly armed fortress.
  15. cregor
    Nov 19, 2014
    1
    After spamming the x button for almost an hour straight, I realized there were better things I could be doing with my time. Looks good, but gameplay is boring.
  16. ThiouZ
    Nov 11, 2014
    8
    Strider..Remember on Megadrive.. Hiryu back on PS4 ! Graphically it's beautiful. The gameplay is fast and technical. Levels are of interest.

    Graphics 8/10
    Music 8/10
    Gameplay 9/10

    My overall score is 8
  17. stratagemmedley
    Oct 8, 2014
    9
    Strider is a Metroid-vania hack and slash game in which you play a sword-wielding ninja, set in a pseudo-communist future dystopia, made by Capcom, who have being trying to get gamers to like them ever since the piddling amount of money they had left was revealed and damn it if they don't succeed at making you like them again, for a start the game is quite long, the levels are somewhatStrider is a Metroid-vania hack and slash game in which you play a sword-wielding ninja, set in a pseudo-communist future dystopia, made by Capcom, who have being trying to get gamers to like them ever since the piddling amount of money they had left was revealed and damn it if they don't succeed at making you like them again, for a start the game is quite long, the levels are somewhat expansive, non-linear and reward exploration, also the combat is absolutely fantastic and without a doubt the best part of the game, with Hiryu (or the Strider) slashing his sword in time with your button mashing. Strider is also blessed with really good boss-fights, the type which will kill you easily if you don't learn each and every one of their attacks, then you'll get mashed into the ground, which not only serves as satisfyingly difficulty but also feels rewarding as hell when you finally beat the bastard, not to mention that every time you take down a boss, you gain a new ability, giving you a combat edge necessary to handle the difficulty curve and unlock new areas you previously couldn't open, which does mean you may have to trek along the same levels however the stellar beautiful design of the backgrounds and scenery certainly makes up for this, also being able to cream several soldiers who previously gave you trouble more than helps in that regard as well.
    One complaint I have seen is that Strider doesn't have a story, which to me seems quite silly as adding in a story would merely slow it down and the whole point of Strider is that it's pulse pounding action and to be honest force feeding in sections Metal Gear style where after a boss Hiryu had a ten minute monologue on the failures of communism, would be pretty **** stupid.
    Though there is one complaint I have with the game, which drags it down to a nine instead of a ten, well two actually there was an issue where my frames per second dropped for no reason for about ten minutes, that would be some of the **** soldiers on the last level, now I know that the last level is supposed to be hard but there is a difference between hard and badly designed and I know that decreasing the score on that alone is pretty harsh but it did kind of leave me with a bitter taste, especially so since I have a suspicion they did so deliberately.
    Though all in all the game is very very good arcadey fun that I absolutely recommend to everyone, especially so considering how cheap the thing is, please do yourself a favour and pick it up.    … Expand
  18. drysprocket
    Sep 8, 2014
    9
    Strider is truly fantastic. I think value should count a bit more for these rating, since the game was so cheap on release. Also, it became free for PS4 plus users recently.

    I find that many of these remakes seem to lose the feel of the original- but not this one. The devs obviously took some time to give the speed and fighting style of the NES classic that I loved as a kid. This    Strider is truly fantastic. I think value should count a bit more for these rating, since the game was so cheap on release. Also, it became free for PS4 plus users recently.

    I find that many of these remakes seem to lose the feel of the original- but not this one. The devs obviously took some time to give the speed and fighting style of the NES classic that I loved as a kid.

    This game is not splitting the atom...but that's okay- it's great fun, and sometimes that's what you want, just some great gameplay. Of all the remakes that they've done like this, for some reason this stands out to me. Maybe it's because they didn't over think it...they just gave me an awesome Strider game.    … Expand
  19. mosessaur
    Sep 4, 2014
    5
    I would lie if I said that I didn't like the game. I rate it 5 because of the annoying save points. Save points are few specially for those who love to explore. I finished one of the bosses and thought that it will do an autosave. I had to close my PS4 and leave. When I returned I found that I had to restart from a very early stage before the boss fight!!!
    Extremely annoying. And no    I would lie if I said that I didn't like the game. I rate it 5 because of the annoying save points. Save points are few specially for those who love to explore. I finished one of the bosses and thought that it will do an autosave. I had to close my PS4 and leave. When I returned I found that I had to restart from a very early stage before the boss fight!!!
    Extremely annoying. And no indication it's saving.    … Expand
  20. grim977
    Aug 27, 2014
    6
    Strider is a game that has some interesting gameplay to it. your a ninja that goes around killing government employees and guards. this platform jumper has very smooth controls yet lacks a little customization. i got it for free but it's market price is 15$ when it should be more like 10$. no bad just repetitive and fairly linear. a decent story but the fights consist of you waiting forStrider is a game that has some interesting gameplay to it. your a ninja that goes around killing government employees and guards. this platform jumper has very smooth controls yet lacks a little customization. i got it for free but it's market price is 15$ when it should be more like 10$. no bad just repetitive and fairly linear. a decent story but the fights consist of you waiting for your opponent to attack so you can dodge and hit him once or twice so you can do the same thing again, eventually killing him. pretty balanced, worth watching gameplay to get a feel of what it's like.… Expand
  21. leventguller
    Aug 9, 2014
    6
    Game is fun at first. In my first first hour, I can easily say that I got the joy of mindless button smashing. But after some time it became boring time by time.
    First of all robots or creatures that you slay are way too many but unbelievably mindless. I did not even killed by a minion in my whole play. It seems that these creatures are in the game just satisfy our button smashing    Game is fun at first. In my first first hour, I can easily say that I got the joy of mindless button smashing. But after some time it became boring time by time.
    First of all robots or creatures that you slay are way too many but unbelievably mindless. I did not even killed by a minion in my whole play. It seems that these creatures are in the game just satisfy our button smashing demand.
    By the way, there are not much variety in these minions too. Soldiers,Shielded soldiers, Golden shielded soldiers etc.... Actually there are not much more than 5-6 type of minions that you slay in the game which makes this game extremely repetitive.
    Art-work and graphics are mediocre. Musics are worse. I played the whole game in mute mode. Story...... Well simply non existent.
    The best things about the game are BOSS fights and unlike minions, BOSS designs are creative and fights have some kind of challenge. The only reason of my score is for BOSS fights.
    After 2-3 hours of game-play, I found myself just jump over and run away from all kind of minions and try to run the next Boss fight that I will encounter.
    I played this game free of charge. If you will pay for this game, I think there are much better alternatives in PS4 at the moment.    … Expand
  22. Storm1672
    Aug 5, 2014
    7
    This game is a classic Metroidvania that hits all the right spots. The decision to not make it linear was a correct one, as this would have been a not so great game.

    The powers are great, the world traversal gets better and the updates are a win. The controls are also rock solid. It does have a not-so-good level design and also I HATE the art design. I get that this is cyber ninja    This game is a classic Metroidvania that hits all the right spots. The decision to not make it linear was a correct one, as this would have been a not so great game.

    The powers are great, the world traversal gets better and the updates are a win. The controls are also rock solid.

    It does have a not-so-good level design and also I HATE the art design. I get that this is cyber ninja stuff, I just wish I wasn't.

    This game has a slow start, does not take you by the hand and is quite hardcore. The exploration could be better but the plasma powers on top of the "option" powers create nice layers for the combat and a nice feeling of the unlocking of areas. Great boss fights

    The technical aspect is good, but the story is sh!t and bare-bones. Mediocre voice acting at best.

    All in all, I consider this above average and as a PS Plus game, we are happy to have it. I also love Metroidvania games.

    ps. After the first hour or so, I thought this was "5". Thankfully it gets quite better.    … Expand
  23. heikki_kaperi
    Aug 3, 2014
    10
    A fun 2D metroidvania game.
    - Excellent combat & traversal system and controls
    - Good "level & enemy" design and variety - Good map for hunting down power ups - Excellent design on having minimum amount of loading times and waiting to respawn - And a good length for speed runners and completionists for not getting bored with the game Just an excellent game overall. Thanks Double    A fun 2D metroidvania game.
    - Excellent combat & traversal system and controls
    - Good "level & enemy" design and variety
    - Good map for hunting down power ups
    - Excellent design on having minimum amount of loading times and waiting to respawn
    - And a good length for speed runners and completionists for not getting bored with the game

    Just an excellent game overall. Thanks Double Helix and Capcom.    … Expand
  24. Steyraus
    Jul 30, 2014
    6
    Strider is a stock standard side scrolling hack and slash game, with similarity's to Metroid style games where you need to get upgrades to access new areas. Being unoriginal also means that the game play is well refined and polished from years of older games to learn from. As you progress the game gets more enjoyable as it becomes more of a challenge and you learn new tricks.Strider is a stock standard side scrolling hack and slash game, with similarity's to Metroid style games where you need to get upgrades to access new areas. Being unoriginal also means that the game play is well refined and polished from years of older games to learn from. As you progress the game gets more enjoyable as it becomes more of a challenge and you learn new tricks. Unfortunately the setting and back ground dose not improve ,the game starts out very grey and bland and remains that way through the whole adventure. Better looking and varied levels is almost a necessity for a game so unoriginal. Overall fun for an old school game play fix.… Expand
  25. x0lani
    Jul 14, 2014
    7
    A solid Japanese platformer, Strider benefits from good level design and fluid gameplay. What little story there is in the game comes straight from a Manga comic, and borders the ridiculous. Running around the massive map looking for upgrades, etc., gets tedious after a while, but otherwise it's engaging.
  26. Krobolt
    Jul 7, 2014
    9
    After a jaded history of attempted reboots and missing sequels, Strider finally returns once again on next gen consoles. With such gaps between entries, it’s very important to get a reboot done right so that it can be accepted by audiences and have a lasting effect. Strider takes a page from the Metroid formula and uses it well. The combined elements of both Metroid and Strider create anAfter a jaded history of attempted reboots and missing sequels, Strider finally returns once again on next gen consoles. With such gaps between entries, it’s very important to get a reboot done right so that it can be accepted by audiences and have a lasting effect. Strider takes a page from the Metroid formula and uses it well. The combined elements of both Metroid and Strider create an excellent and fun entry into the modern era.

    As any reboot, the game’s plot pays homage to the original. You play as Strider Hiryu and are tasked to eliminating the “Grandmaster,” a mysterious dictator in control over the dystopian city of Kazakh. The plot pretty much ends here. Aside from your main mission, there is little to no plot involved. There are no twists and turns along the way that make for a meaningful story. From start until end, your mission is to eliminate your target and his cohorts to save Kazakh City from his rule.

    The game is played across multiple areas along a 2D plane, Metroid style. Areas are high in detail and beautifully rendered all with nice glows and effects. Areas such as a robotic lab to an underground city infected with zombies are some of the few players will visit. Hidden passages and rewards are littered across the locations for the exploring type, and the color coded doors encourage players to return later for the more rewarding prizes.

    Gameplay is divided into two elements: combat and platforming. The majority of the game will be spent hack and slashing through foot soliders with the Cypher, Hiryu’s plasma sword. The Cypher gains new abilities along your journey that help in creating the ultimate cyber ninja. These abilities are introduced smoothly, adding multiple new elements into combat. These abilities are chosen through the d-pad and are indicated by Hiryu’s scarf; orange for explosive attacks, blue for ice powers, etc. The various enemies are all strong and vulnerable to different attack styles so players should stay on their toes. Learning the game and its combat lead to a more rewarding experience.

    Platforming adds another layer to the formula. Players are often tasked at scaling buildings and flipping through buzz saws and lasers alike. Since Hiryu can climb on walls and ceilings, it adds new opportunities to platforming as well as escapes and parkour sequences. These opportunities are a squandered, however, as there are few sequences that encourage the use of quick timing and careful jumps as found in recent platforming style games.

    Along the adventure, Hiryu will take on favorites from the series. From the Wind Sisters to the bounty hunter Solo, each battle offers a diversion away from the typical combat of the core gameplay. Normally, players would hack and slash their way to victory against smaller foes. This approach is welcome but will lead to failure pretty quickly. Each boss encourages strategy and thought before attacking so players should tread lightly. Each battle is an entertaining diversion and even reward players with new powers; but be warned some bosses return as standard foes along the way.

    As much as I enjoyed every moment with Strider, it isn’t without its issues. One of my major issues were that areas within the game feel repetitive. This proved an issue when I would do a bit of backtracking and feel lost after my strider ran across three rooms that all looked exactly the same. This repetition isn’t only in the environments, many of the enemies share the same features as well. Another issue I had was the lack of teleportation system. Missing a couple of collectibles on the other side of the world? Well you’re going to have to trudge all the way across the game world using a confusing map that doesn’t show which exit leads to where. This can be pretty annoying especially since each area is large and navigation can get complex.

    In the end, these complaints are relatively minor and doesn’t hinder the experience as a whole. The game is fun and I wouldn’t mind seeing another one along the line. Strider is a fantastic reboot to a forgotten series as well as a fresh entry for newcomers to the franchise.    … Expand
  27. insloanwetrust
    Jul 6, 2014
    8
    I only got it since it's now "free" on PS Plus. It's not normally my kind of game but I've found it a lot of fun. It took me around 8 hours to beat it also. I found it a good challenge on Hard mode. I enjoyed the combat and the gameplay mechanics. I liked the boss fights and finding things that give you more health and powers was a cool addition. The level design was OK it was just a bitI only got it since it's now "free" on PS Plus. It's not normally my kind of game but I've found it a lot of fun. It took me around 8 hours to beat it also. I found it a good challenge on Hard mode. I enjoyed the combat and the gameplay mechanics. I liked the boss fights and finding things that give you more health and powers was a cool addition. The level design was OK it was just a bit samey and the respawing enemies if you revisited an area just after leaving it was not great but I never put my controller down.

    I really enjoyed this game and more so when you get it for free. So I'll say it's a good game to pass a few hours and you will enjoy doing so. I'd give it an 8/10.    … Expand
  28. Turbodowg
    Jul 4, 2014
    1
    Strider is a terrible game. This sort of poor platform shooter should have died with the megadrive. Frustrating, dull, bad graphics, horrible sound, disgraceful controls, laughable level design, all add up to make this an utterly unenjoyable experience. No wonder it was free on PSN but even that wont save this game, hopefully this will be the last we see of this mind-numbing game on anyStrider is a terrible game. This sort of poor platform shooter should have died with the megadrive. Frustrating, dull, bad graphics, horrible sound, disgraceful controls, laughable level design, all add up to make this an utterly unenjoyable experience. No wonder it was free on PSN but even that wont save this game, hopefully this will be the last we see of this mind-numbing game on any console again and the only time it will be used is as an example to younger generations on how not to make games. I gave it one point because it managed to load the game.… Expand
  29. Bastrix
    Jun 13, 2014
    8
    Excellent game. It keeps the original gameplay of an old arcade, but keeps you hooked with the large / explorable levels and all the upgrades you aquire during the story.

    I loved the minimalistic comic / manga style graphics and the characters animations. It's really fun to play with a ninja with so many powers and skills. As you progress in the story mode you unlock more and more cool    Excellent game. It keeps the original gameplay of an old arcade, but keeps you hooked with the large / explorable levels and all the upgrades you aquire during the story.

    I loved the minimalistic comic / manga style graphics and the characters animations. It's really fun to play with a ninja with so many powers and skills. As you progress in the story mode you unlock more and more cool powers.

    I was a bit dissapointed however with the special moves, I expected them to be more interesting / spectacular.

    The constant confrontation with bosses IMO can get a bit too stressing at some points, but it's part of the game style. It

    There are some flaws in the design, like for instance being killed by a boss and having to repeat a small piece of the story time after time when I got killed, that was extremely annoying.

    But overall I really enjoyed this not so simple arcade style ninja game, it was well worth the money it cost.    … Expand
  30. wanfeilong
    Apr 17, 2014
    8
    Strider is an awesome throwback to the original. All the upgrades felt so worthwhile and kept me feeling like a badass with every new one. It may have taken me longer than average to beat this game but thats because I kept on backtracking to find the hidden collectibles.
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 38 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 24 out of 38
  2. Mixed: 14 out of 38
  3. Negative: 0 out of 38
  1. Brash Games
    Dec 20, 2015
    70
    Solid sound, excellent graphics for what it is, fair writing.
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  2. Gamestyle
    Aug 25, 2014
    70
    A quality remake that is well worth the price tag.
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  3. Worth Playing
    Apr 29, 2014
    85
    Strider is a great example of how you can reboot an old arcade game with modern sensibilities and still keep it true to its roots.
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