Aliens: Dark Descent

I loved the game! There are 2 levels that are kind of trash but hearing the ping on the motion tracker will always make me scared and I really enjoyed creating a team and sneaking around xenomorphs.

Great atmosphere that perfectly captures the essence of the movie. Excellent stealth gameplay. Many people compare the strategy and management layer to XCOM; to me, it reminds me a lot more of Syndicate (Bullfrog, 1993).

I've had to load old saves multiple times due to missions bugging out, I'm over it i cant deal with it anymore.

After about 15 hours, I gave up due to the sheer number of bugs that prevented me from progressing through the campaign without having to reload previous saves or even start over. This game is getting older and should be mature enough to be bug-free by now, but no. A franchise like Alien is treated like a product you'd throw away at the supermarket.

如果你喜欢RTS的细节控，绝对可以

很有意思的玩法

Overall, a fun game that I would recommend, a real must-play if you like the Aliens-verse. Has great elements of stealth, squad/resource management, time pressure, and very intense firefights that really feel right out of Aliens the movie. However, I think your experience will be enhanced if you are prepared for a few...idiosyncrasies going in. First, the early missions are really good, as you get to puzzle solve your way freehand through the stealth elements, with multiple ways to not get spotted. However, inexplicably, then about halfway through they put the stealth elements more "on the rails", including parts where if you don't walk EXACTLY where the devs want you to, you are spotted. Second, the map system is...annoying. The map screen keeps its orientation, but you are very often rotating the camera, and there is no compass. This means that you have to constantly be figuring out which way you are walking on the map by trial and error. This would be fine if you weren't ALWAYS in situations where you need to run the exact right way the first time or you will get dog-piled by xenos and die. Third, the game has a way of consistently having very important and time-sensitive information be conveyed by voiceovers during the middle of the most intense firefights, often while yanking the camera halfway across the map to look at something. You'll get done the fight and then have a new yellow marker on the map but have no idea why you're going there because they were yapping about it while you were surrounded by 30 enemies. Fourth, you are being timed in the campaign, even if you don't know you're being timed...don't lollygag. Finally, the ending sequence is laughably terrible, you just kinda hold your nose and get through it. But, these were worth putting up with IMO for an otherwise very fun experience. If you've enjoyed other squad tactics games, a definite buy.