Major Striker 1.4

Category: Games
Year: 1993
Description:In the not-so-distant future, the calamity of World War III led to eventual world peace. But, it did not 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... Major Stryker is the first Apogee game with "triple-parallax scrolling", adding to the illusion of depth and danger. Your mission is to pilot a high-powered, armored space ship through dozens of stunning scenarios, such as space stations, lava caves and alien cities. EXCITING FEATURES * Adlib music and Sound Blaster digitized effects. * EGA high-speed animated graphics (VGA compatible). * Cinematic sequences. * Unlike any other Apogee game up to the game's release. * Full of bonuses and secrets to discover. * Save and restore up to 10 games. * Play with joystick or keyboard. * Exciting demo mode. This is the legit freeware edition of the full game not the shareware file.
Manufacturer: Apogee Software
Localization: EN
OS: DOS

Files to download

#7641strykerfw.zip1.2 MB0xD7EBDF18


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On Tuesday June 9, 2026 rei do coco said:

anybody still here? this is my first time here :) im a user of linux, but i want to play gta san sandreas without wine because my pc is a ddr 2, 4 gigas of ram running linux Lubuntu 24.04 LTS, i need drivers for windows xp to run the game, and a just fundo comments of 2010 and 2015! crazy, bye i have to do my things in 2026

On Saturday August 22, 2015 sattat said:

The name is Major Stryker

On Saturday March 13, 2010 umisguy said:

This brings back fond memories of yesteryear, and even runs great on DOSBOX on my netbook