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Blake Stone: Planet Strike!

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Also known as
Blake Stone: Firestorm

This FPS sequel adds 24 linear levels where you collect bombs to destroy security cubes and escape.

Blake Stone: Planet Strike! was developed by JAM Productions and published by Apogee Software for DOS in 1994. It is the sequel to Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold (1993), and the DOS version is the original release platform.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
1st-person
Size
2.08 MB
Version
planet.bat
Rating
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About Blake Stone: Planet Strike!

Blake Stone: Planet Strike! is a direct sequel that continues in the same style as its predecessor. The core progression involves a new objective where players must locate a bomb on each map to destroy a security cube, which then opens the exit.

While it introduces a total of 24 levels presented as a single linear episode, most of the enemy roster is repurposed from the earlier game. These include former bosses now appearing as standard foes and recolored variants of existing enemies, with only one entirely new adversary. A new ultimate weapon called the Plasma Discharger is also available.

Blake Stone: Planet Strike! Screenshots

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Apogee logo
Jam Productions logo
Title
In game shot
Main menu
Mission briefing
Excuse me... where's the bathroom?
These people are so unhelpful.
Ah! A rifle and some
Warning: Gawking at your mission percentages while under attack by slimy Reptilian Warriors is not recommended.