Alien Breed 2: Assault

[i]First of all, I've to say that it's for Alien fans. It's pure nostalgia. Actually, graphics details and the story aren't bad. However, controlling the character correctly is almost impossible:/ If you play elite mode and your health is minimum, good luck. And that's exactly where I said[/i] [b]"adios amigos"[/b]

Alien Breed 1 & 2 & 3 do not launch.

Legalzinho, mesma coisa do primeiro jogo, só muda as armas, mas esse é mais difícil também, aqui dobraram a quantidade de inimigos, mas não é impossível.

uno de los mejores juegos que he jugado en steam

This has been a fun series to play and if you cannot get enough of a Dead Space genre then this is for you.

In 2010 the name Alien Breed wouldn't have turned many heads or caused concern. Nowadays... I don't think you can get away naming anything "Breed"... This modern release of Alien Breed was a big milestone for Team 17 in my opinion, as this game series was one of their first ever developed on the Amiga/MS-DOS back in 1991. This successor is similar to their classic release, top down shooter with a heavier emphasis on story when compared to other T17 games and 2010's arcade releases alike. I can't prove that Alien Breed inspired VALVe's Alien Swarm... but it sure does feel like it... and for good reason. It's simply fun and afforadable

Super fun solo game! Take the atmosphere of Dead Space, aliens like in the Alien franchise and simple puzzle solving from boomer shooters and you get the Alien Breed series!

Alien Breed 2: Assault is more of the same from the first game, which is both a selling point and its biggest flaw — the atmosphere is genuinely tense, and blasting through corridors in co-op is a good time, but the repetitive backtracking to fix yet another generator or power coupling wears thin fast. The camera shake is relentless and cannot be disabled, which becomes a real problem when nearly every explosion, hit, and machine crank sends your screen rattling like a paint mixer. The constant mini-cutscenes interrupting gameplay every 30 seconds — watching doors open, bridges rotate, elevators rise — completely destroy any momentum the action builds up. That said, if you grab it on sale and go in with modest expectations, there are a few solid hours of budget sci-fi shooting here, especially if you have a friend to drag along for co-op. Just don't expect Team17 to have reinvented the wheel between episodes.

Don't fix what ain't broke. Alien Breed 2 is the same game as Alien Breed 1 except it adds a couple extra enemy types and a couple new guns (and the levels/story are different). One new gun in particular I loved. The campaign in this is slightly better than the campaign in the first game and roughly the same length. On Elite difficulty (hardest) in the first half of this game it seemed harder than Alien Breed 1... but in the second half it actually felt easier because I had such an abundance of credits, ammo and items. There were some moments in the final mission that were pretty tough though. In this game they added a Survivor mode where you fight wave after wave of aliens... it's alright. You're in a fairly small area and weapons/items spawn on the ground in the same spots with each wave. I think Survivor mode would have been better if they made it so you could earn credits and purchased weapons/ammo/items/upgrades between rounds. I'll probably try the Survivor mode a few more times, but can't see myself dedicating much time to it. Overall Alien Breed 2: Assault gets a very solid 8.2 out of 10... a slight edge over Alien Breed 1 because the campaign is a bit better and because of the great new gun.

Glitch in mission 3 ruined my run. This game's not worth it to restart from chapter one so I just uninstalled it. Anyway, to avoid the glitch there is a door with "CORE" written before the entrance. Do not enter it! Until you escort Mia - the cyborg - inside it. Otherwise it's game over.