Alien Hostage

Infuriating trash

It's crude and boring, maybe it would work on a phone... Don't buy the game for the TP items; you can only buy it if you find a key, knock out the cards, and forget about this wonderful creation.

Scored a bolt

great game! you get the hang of the controls fairly easily, and completing levels is very satisfying.

Bullcrap Game don't buy this Alien Hominid HD is better than this

Alien Hostage is a small but curious physics-based action game that leans heavily into chaos, trial-and-error, and an intentionally awkward control scheme. From the outset, the premise is simple: you are an alien captured by humans and forced to navigate a series of deadly test chambers using a fragile UFO. The narrative setup is barely more than a framing device, but it does just enough to justify the strange assortment of traps, props, and obstacles scattered across each stage. There is a faint sense of desperation and confinement in the game’s tone, but Alien Hostage clearly aims more for absurdity and frustration-driven challenge than storytelling depth. The gameplay revolves around maneuvering your craft through enclosed environments, collecting required items, and avoiding hazards that range from laser grids and explosive devices to cramped corridors that punish even slight navigational errors. The UFO controls are intentionally slippery — part hover, part drift — demanding constant adjustment as you fight gravity, momentum, and environmental irregularities. When everything works, there is a frantic rhythm to the movement. Tiny successes, like threading the UFO through a tig…