Aliens vs. Predator™

Played this on the 360 when I was a wee lad. Super nostalgic. Good game for its time and even for today :)

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Aliens vs Predator was the coolest game of 2010 and I loved it so much at the time I carried the box around in my bag at school. I have a lot of fond memories staying up late and playing this and especially the multiplayer so I was ecstatic to find this on Steam and have it work right on boot-up. Playing a lot of older games is sobering as you watch your beloved childhood memories come under scrutiny and I came away from this very impressed but frustrated. (+) With hand on heart I can say this game still looks great. A lot of "older" games worked around the technical limitations by using light in different and interesting ways which is the case here, with it being one of the central mechanics of the Alien campaign. Playing this on max settings really sharpens my memories and I think the really strong art direction drives the sense that the developers really loved the licences. A lot of talent has gone into the game and although I hated some of the direction made with the gameplay there has been a lot of effort realising three distinct and separate playstyles and implemented the famous glory kill execution six years before DOOM popularised it. You're getting three very short but well rounded campaigns and although I think there's not much replayability you are getting a good chunk of content that holds up well. I thought the game was very pretty but did find it funny that almost every civilian has the exact same balding head either because your hand would clip through the scalp or that 80's actors all had the exact same MPB. The game is very engaging and it's not hard to get into the swing of things as each character is faithful to the license with their own mechanics. I did really like how all three stories are sewn together and impact each other with overlapping levels and enemies, I thought that was really clever and one of the better examples of how a game has executed this idea well. It's rare for something like this to be accounted for and even the recent Resident Evil games have struggled to match up parallel campaigns this well. Technically, this was very solid. It's one of the better console ports that I've played of an older game. There's not much to tweak in the menus but you can put stock on this working on any rig and still pulling the best settings through without any stuttering, freezing or crashing. I'd recommend using Mouse and Keyboard though, using a controller gave a bizarre floatiness to the aiming, particularly with the marine. (-) Unfortunately, two of the three campaigns are soaked in stealth and this is on-par with Crysis 1 with the worst stealth mechanics I've ever played with. I played on Hard and went right in with the Alien campaign and I always had enemies staring at me through walls and tracking me perfectly even though and I was either tip-toeing or dragging myself forward on my belly. It was very frustrating trying to play this at times, however, I did experiment on Normal and Easy and I'd recommend playing on those as you don't have omnipotent enemies exercising prescience to spot you a mile away in pitch black. The Alien campaign is best played on Normal/Easy but I did like the challenge of the Marine campaign on Hard and the Predator campaign is very easily cheesed with overpowered one-shot abilities so you could plug in a Wiimote and probably still be done in an hour. Overall, no-ones buying this for anything other than nostalgia and it's nice to chalk up another quality port of a childhood classic. I won't be replaying all that often but I would give it a recommend to people like me wanting to relive their nostalgia and not have it bastardised by the passage of time. It works well on PC and despite the warning, does accommodate controllers (X1X). Each campaign is around an hour and a half and my playtime came to being seven hours, although I did die a lot as the Alien trying to get past the despotic AI.

very nostalgic, i love this game :)

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this was actually one of the games that sat in my steam backlog the longest. Glad to say beating it was pretty fun actually. The 3-campaign set up makes the pace really fast. The timeline order goes alien - marine - predator. I would say the Alien campaign is the weakest and sets expectations low. The marine one though is the best and besides the annoying androids in the later levels was very fun enemy types to fight. The Predator campaign is at times the most fun (that spear rod is so op) but also can be the most frustrating control wise. Not the best Alien game (and honestly can't recall many predator games) but better than I thought it would be. Still worth playing through