It's the 22nd century: Galactic travel is commonplace, peace is at hand, and the future looks bright - until Goldfire's plan to unleash an army of military mutants shocks the galaxy. Dr. Goldfire, a brilliant bio-scientist whose morbid research led to incredible genetic improvements in humanoids and aliens, has gone power crazy.
And only the galaxy's best agent, Blake Stone, has a chance to infiltrate Goldfire's secret fortress on a remote planet, and end the evil before it's too late. Up against absurd odds, and the most hideous genetic creatures and armed personnel ever amassed, it's up to you to help Blake in his most dangerous mission ever, classified: Planet Strike!
Old-school first-person shooter where you fight your way through futuristic complexes filled with mutants, robots, and secret experiments
✅Map system with zoom and secret detection
✅I liked the soundtrack
❌The graphics are awful, but that's no surprise considering the game is from 1994
❌Repetitive gameplay and monotonous levels
❌Low enemy variety
❌Bosses...
Blake Stone: Planet Strike, developed by JAM Productions and published by Apogee Entertainment, is one of those early first-person shooters that quietly refined a formula just as the genre was on the brink of rapid evolution. Released in 1994, it builds directly on the foundation of Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold, continuing the pursuit of the rogue scientist...
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it appears that level eight is impossible to complete and the cheats to allow you to go next level does not work. Supposed to be a detonator somewhere?
I wouldn't recommend this unless you're specifically into games from this era.
