It’s an arcade shooter, like Contra, in every sense of the word. In terms of replay value, there isn’t much. Not much to say about the sound, except that it’s standard and it’s nothing out of the ordinary. A few comical screams here and there, a few sound effects, the music isn’t really the strong point of the game.
Funny billboard ads, quirky drawing styles, straight out of a comic book it’s definitely right out of an imaginative person’s mind. Go take a look at the flash game and then imagine it on the GBA. Graphically, it’s looks like a flash game, the exact flash game that propelled Alien Hominid to stardom.
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The game is full of pokes at modern culture and internet culture, a definite up to the gameplay, because when you are biting heads off, you can read fake billboard ads in the back. So, attacking enemies shouldn’t be a problem, especially since you are a rabid, smiling, sadistic alien. You do not have a life meter, but rather a life counter. Unlike other shooters, to make it easier, you do not die on enemy contact, but on an attack contact. What a villainous brute, but how adorable. You have the standard grenades, and your special melee attack, which lets you slash those G-men and bite their heads off. He has the gun, and you can pick up powerups, thrown to you by little kid friends, which allows you to shoot fire, ice, and powerful plasma bullets. The main alien guy can attack just like the army dude from Contra.
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Perfect to the bosses, minigames, storyline, the only thing it’s missing is the PDA minigames the GCN had.įor those who have not played the GCN/PS2 version of Alien Hominid yet (go play it!), here is a review of the gameplay mechanics. This is an exact port of the GCN version. The graphics are purely Newgrounds and the gameplay is excellent. It is close to an exact port of the GCN version, even including the same level designs and purdy character models. This exclusive European release of Alien Hominid on the GBA is amazing.
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