Alien Rampage

Straight up trash. Don't even bother with this one.

Alien Rampage is a product of the golden era of PC action games, delivering a straightforward but highly entertaining run-and-gun experience that embraces fast-paced combat and old-school challenge. Developed by Inner Circle Creations and published on Steam by Piko Interactive LLC and Bleem!, the game transports players into a hostile science-fiction world where survival depends on quick reflexes, powerful weapons, and a willingness to blast through countless enemies. Rather than focusing on a complex narrative, Alien Rampage places its emphasis squarely on action, creating an experience that feels like a love letter to classic DOS shooters. The game's premise is simple yet effective. After a violent encounter leaves the protagonist stranded on an alien world, players embark on a mission filled with danger, destruction, and revenge. This uncomplicated setup allows the game to concentrate on what it does best: delivering relentless combat across a lengthy campaign. The adventure spans more than twenty levels, each designed to test the player's reactions and adaptability. As players move deeper into the hostile environments, the intensity steadily increases, ensuring that the experi…

simply badass

The best thing about this game are the graphics, the originality of the enemies and the levels. Controls are also quite good in my opinion, space for jumping and shift for shooting is fine, movement is by default on arrows, which you have to get used to. The biggest disadvantages of the game are the absence of soundtrack, the lack of clarity of some objects (such as vines, platforms) and unbalanced difficulty levels. The fact that the game doesn't have music isn't that big of a deal, along with the completely insane visuals and sounds, it creates an unusual atmosphere, and it might be better than having some ordinary metal music, which can get annoying after dying a few times in a level. Overall Alien Rampage is a fairly unique run and gun/platformer game considering what other 2D/platformer games were available on ms dos at the time-(Blackthorne, Abuse, Duke Nukem II, Alien Carnage / Halloween Harry, Flashback and thats about all I know), compared to consoles like sega genesis (which had games like splatterhouse 2 and 3, The Terminator, Wolfchild, Castlevania Bloodlines etc) it wasn't much. And its also quite gory unlike games I mentioned. So yes, I definitely recommend this game …

Played this a lot in my childhood with my dad. Fun game.

Feels more like Predator Rampage, but fun!