
Halo: Spartan Strike makes you a Spartan supersoldier battling evil forces. Delve into 30 challenging missions through cities and jungles using a devastating arsenal of weapons, abilities and vehicles including the iconic Warthog against the Covenant and Promethean enemies. *DirectX feature level 10 required*
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $2.99 | 1.7Kreviews | 79% | — | $109.1K |
| $2.99 | 5.1Kratings | 80% | — | not modelled |
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Is a decent game to pass the time, but not much more than that. [b]Score: 5/10[/b] (1) Trash(2) Horrible(3) Very Bad(4) Bad(5) Average (6) Fine(7) Good(8) Very Good(9) Great(10) Master Piece
Hey kiddo, Handsome Jack here... and I just played Halo: Spartan Strike, and apparently someone looked at Halo: Spartan Assault and thought, “You know what this needs? More Covenant, more Prometheans, and exactly the same camera angle that makes you feel like you're operating a very expensive military-themed Roomba.” Honestly? I respect the commitment. You play as a Spartan running around from a top-down perspective, shooting Covenant and Prometheans, throwing grenades, driving vehicles, collecting weapons, and generally turning every battlefield into a small-scale alien extermination operation. It's Halo. But someone put it on a security camera. The weapons are still fun, though. Assault rifles, shotguns, sniper rifles, rockets, plasma weapons, all the classics. You can pick up a powerful weapon and immediately start feeling like the most dangerous person on the planet. Then five seconds later you walk into a group of enemies and realize you're actually playing a top-down panic simulator. And the Prometheans? Oh, good. Robots. Because apparently shooting aliens wasn't enough. Now I have to deal with teleporting robot dogs, floating robot things, giant robot things, and whatever other mechanical nightmare the Forerunners decided to leave lying around. Fantastic. The missions are short and arcade-like, with challenges and scoring encouraging you to replay them. That's probably where the game works best. You're not here for some massive cinematic Halo experience. You're here to jump in, shoot a ridiculous number of enemies, chase a better score, and get out. The biggest problem is that it can get repetitive. The top-down perspective works, but it also makes encounters feel less personal than the mainline games. There's something about watching a tiny Spartan run around the screen that makes the legendary super-soldier feel less like humanity's greatest weapon and more like an exceptionally angry chess piece. Still, the gameplay is solid, the Halo atmosphere is there, and it's a decent little spin-off. 7/10, kiddo. Fun, fast, and perfectly acceptable if you want some bite-sized Halo chaos. Not essential, not revolutionary, but definitely not a waste of your time. I'd give it an 8, but apparently nobody thought to let me replace the Spartan with a tiny Handsome Jack figurine carrying a microscopic rocket launcher. Absolute failure in merchandising.
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试了好久,汉化很麻烦,需要下载一个3DM汉化硬盘版date文件夹里面的game.exe(12.6MB) bbs。3dmgame.com/thread-4756431-1-1.html 1安装汉化前先进英文版调好分辨率,汉化以后没法调分辨率 2原版game.exe(12.8MB)移动到游戏date文件夹 3盗版game.exe(12.6MB)移动到游戏根目录 4安装汉化补丁(只有3DM的汉化有字幕)
New experience, cheap and fun ! They should make more games like this.
第一部好歹还有个繁体中文能用,第二部就彻底没中文了???
[h1]Halo: Spartan Strike[/h1] Halo: Spartan Strike vendría siendo la secuela de Spartan Assault, aunque realmente no mantiene una conexión directa con la historia de la entrega anterior, más allá de dar a entender que todo forma parte de simulaciones de combate, así que desde el principio deja claro que la experiencia va por un camino muy similar al de su predecesor, algo que inevitablemente hace que la comparación entre ambos sea constante. Jugablemente no cambia demasiado, mantiene esa misma simplicidad que caracterizó a Spartan Assault, tanto en su apartado visual como en el narrativo y el sonoro, aunque sí logra mejorar algunos de los puntos que se sentían bastante flojos en la entrega anterior, principalmente gracias a una mayor variedad de armas y enemigos, lo que hace que las misiones resulten un poco más entretenidas. Todo lo demás prácticamente sigue igual, las medallas de oro, los desafíos de cada misión y las calaveras regresan para darle algo más de vida a una campaña que, al igual que la anterior, puede terminarse en muy pocas horas. Y creo que ahí está precisamente la mejor forma de verlo, no es un mal juego, de hecho considero que mejora algunos aspectos de Spartan Assault, pero tampoco hay que esperar encontrarse con una experiencia al nivel de las entregas principales de Halo, porque simplemente juega en otra liga. Es un título pequeño, sencillo y pensado para ofrecer unas pocas horas de entretenimiento, nada más. Al final mi opinión termina siendo prácticamente la misma que con Spartan Assault, solo recomendaría jugarlo si eres muy fan de Halo y aprovechas alguna oferta, especialmente porque suele venderse junto a la entrega anterior por un precio bastante bajo, fuera de ese escenario creo que hay opciones mucho mejores dentro de la franquicia. [b] Nota Final: 6/10 [/b]
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A decent experience, if you're a Halo fan or like isometric shooters, gameplay has enough variety and the graphics are okay, the story does the bare minimum tho... I bought this game to have fun on my SteamDeck when I don't know what to do in bed and it does the job quite well, grab it on sales, it can be bought for less than 1€...
This was a new experience and I kinda liked it and you should Try it too. Sometimes It feels kinda repetitive but that was'nt a big deal tho :D
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