I found Thom Glunt and Stephen Raney standing in front of an arcade cabinet. Tucked inside, behind the hollow shell of a Compaq Presario, was their baby — a game called Strafe. It lept into popular ...

So I've played Strafe for a few hours and I've come to a tentative conclusion: This is a fun game but it really, truly isn't for everybody. Specifically, I've come to decide that the game isn't for me ...

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Pogs. The word tubular. Floppy disks. Acid washed jeans. These are things we all hope had been left buried in the 1990s, never to be seen again. However, in their quest to make one of the most '90s ...

Strafe has taken the virtual lives of 29,744 players globally at time of writing. It's not hard to see why. I've finished every Dark Souls game and tamed several Call Of Dutys on Veteran difficulty, ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Every play-through of STRAFE starts the player with no power-ups, no perks, no found weapons, and no idea ...

A gleefully gory throwback to 90s shooters wrapped in a rogue-like shell, Strafe is let down by uneven pacing and underwhelming guns. What's the most important component of a good FPS? Is it violence?