Planetary Strike (2026)
Planetary Strike is a chess-like competitive turn-based tactical strategy game where you assume the role of Commander. Guide your fleet of six unique ship types to victory by destroying the enemy’s planet while protecting your own.
Genres
Strategy
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
Screen Rant
By Cody PetersonA simple yet interesting fighting game.
IGN
By Mitchell SaltzmanFantasy Strike is a tightly designed 2D fighter with approachable mechanics and an entirely free-to-play roster.
God is a Geek
By Nick GillhamSirlin Games' Fantasy Strike is looking to make pros out of all of us with a simple pick up and play style that hides considerable tactical depth.
MMOGames
By TheDCDWhile some folks will still prefer to tread AAA territory when it comes to their fighting games, Sirlin and his team have done a pretty good job with their debut effort. Fantasy Strike has a decent offering of characters, a gameplay system that offers value for those that get into it, adaptable controls for newcomers and pros alike, fun local multiplayer options, a decent smattering of single player content, and a nostalgic presentation to back it all up. It's good stuff, even if can't quite live up to Fantasylevel. That's okay, sometimes you need something good to settle down and have fun with.
Use a Potion
By Use a PotionThere’s no denying that Fantasy Strike is an enjoyable game, with its simple controls and accessible nature making it easy for just about anyone to pick up and play. Multiplayer is a blast too, especially when you match up against players who’re of a similar skill level to you. It’s just lacking the depth to really appeal to players for the long-term. You’ll see everything each character really has to offer in one fight alone, with the repetitive nature of their moves creeping through more and more after an hour or so of play. It just keeps things a little TOO simple at times which leaves Fantasy Strike feeling a little underwhelming when compared to more intricate fighting games. Still, if you’re after an accessible fighter that’s genuinely fun, Fantasy Strike is definitely worth checking out. Just don’t expect to find the fighting mechanics as deep or addictive as they are in similar titles in the genre.
