Aliens After Ava

Nice. The artstyle does most of the heavy lifting for this game, but even gameplay-wise it's still interesting. If this is a demo, I have no doubts the full game will be good.

the game design is fantastic! I'd love to see a full release someday, even if it's unlikely. for a free experience, those 20 minutes were amazing

A nice short game. It reminds me of Space Harrier from Sega, but I really like the dark background and art style. It also reminds me a lot of older flash games. Give this one a try!

Overall, the game definitely has some good home-cooked soul. The highly simplistic designs reminds me of the pink valley mod for Doom 2. My main problem is probably the balancing. Pros: Unique design, FREE, Cons: ♥♥♥♥ balancing, quite easy for it's length Uneducated selfish pet peeves: 1. lvl 3 sucks in it's current state; Most of the running section is quite empty and boring with zero enemies, boss fight (specifically those little lazer dudes) is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stew, and the music is the worst out of the entire game imo. 2. Now, i'm not sure if the mc is meant to be a child, but, assuming it is, her voice lines are way off. Sounds like a grown woman.

a short hidden gem experience please just play it, it's amazing for real, super cool i love the art style and gameplay

Aliens After Ava is an energetic indie action platformer that blends side-scrolling shooting, fast-paced movement, and endless runner mechanics into an experience that prioritizes skill and momentum. Developed and published by Alejandro Hervella, the game follows Ava as she struggles to survive an alien invasion that has transformed the world into a dangerous battlefield. Rather than emphasizing a complex narrative, the game focuses on delivering satisfying gameplay through constant action, challenging encounters, and replayable level design. Its straightforward premise serves as a fitting backdrop for a title that is more concerned with testing the player's reflexes than telling an elaborate story. The gameplay revolves around keeping players in motion. Every stage demands quick reactions as Ava runs, jumps, slides, and dodges through hazardous environments packed with hostile extraterrestrial creatures. The controls are responsive, making movement feel natural even when the screen fills with enemies and environmental dangers. Success depends on learning attack patterns, maintaining precise timing, and making split-second decisions. The game avoids becoming repetitive by incorpor…