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Sunday, December 03, 2006
Not related to EA's Strike series, Siberian Strike X is a decent vertical shooter which resembles an updated 1942 remake. Frame rate is rather low though the gameplay is intact, with three planes to choose from and standard power-ups to collect.

The demo showcases too little content to warrant a purchase, plus only half of what is playable involves shooting enemy fighters down. A trial version for the PC is available for download.

Name: Siberian Strike X
Developer: Gameloft
Category: Shooter
Type: Demo
Size: 5MB