Alien Hominid Invasion
The Behemoth · 2023 · Online Co-Op, Multiplayer, Shoot 'Em Up, Action Roguelike, Singleplayer
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About Alien Hominid Invasion
Lead an alien invasion of Earth with up to four players in online and couch co-op, stealing intel to sabotage enemy agents while mutating into powerful forms and customizing your alien with hundreds of weapon and ability combinations. Tackle randomly-assembled neighborhoods across non-linear missions with difficulty scaling per player, persistent loot modes, and deep progression systems that let you experiment with different playstyles to dominate the battlefield.
- Invade with up to four players through online co-op, couch co-op, or both!
- Play across skill gaps with difficulty being set per player – one player can choose Friendly while another loses their mind on Insane!
Choose from three difficulty levels and two life insurance modes: - Mastery Mode - earn more experience and better drops, but lose it all on death… YOLO!!
- Permakeep - the standard alien invasion experience… There's nothing wrong with wanting to keep your stuff!
- Unlock and equip an astronomical arsenal of unique weapons, boosts, and cosmetics to customize your alien.
- Complete missions, level up, and mutate your alien to deploy new mechanics like super speed, healing, and flight!
- Discover your preferred weapon, boosts, alien head, and mutation combos by experimenting with all the buffs (and debuffs) alien technology has to offer! What playstyle will you choose?
- Remember: You can’t kill your agents if you don’t drink your juice!
- Determine your own gameplay path with a non-linear leveling experience. Invade randomly-assembled neighborhoods from hundreds of hand-crafted city blocks to reach enemy headquarters.
- Reach Sewer Kid Hideouts to unbox all your loot and spend your hard earned lunch money from your underground allies!
- Unlock additional mutations after destroying each enemy HQ, get a holo-hug from Mama, and prepare for your next mission!
- Redeem Mothership Data to load in bonus modifiers like extra lunch money, shield power ups, and more! Don’t forget to say thank you.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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This semi-sequel to the Flash classic brings us back to Earth, not as a single crash-landed little green man, but as an entire invading force, who seem to be having the time of their lives as they cause mayhem and help kids get their yummy ice cream. The world of Alien Hominid has been remade with a beautiful clean, modern, and charming look that is filled with personality, without forgetting Behemoth's signature humour which can always be seen in the backgrounds and animations, and takes centre stage during cutscenes. I have not played Alien Hominid for over a decade, but it's a blast to jump back in with Invasion, which swaps out the old stage structure for a more non-linear and random structure, where you plan out your path through cities in order to destroy the enemy headquarters. Outside the special stages, each stage consists of two or three objectives you have to complete after collecting intel, and the longer you stick around, the more resistance you face, but with the difficulty, the amount of loot you secure increases as well. I really like the game, and I really wish I could [i]love[/i] it, but there're some issues that hinder my experience a tad. I will be tho…
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I made the earth suffer for not letting give some kid ice cream.
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