Destroy All Humans!

It's important to state upfront that most of my criticisms aren't with the 2020 remake itself, which is a faithful and well-executed update, but rather with the core design choices inherited from the original 2005 game. Wreaking havoc as a powerful alien is immensely satisfying, delivering a fantastic sense of destructive power. While the core gameplay loop of annihilation can become repetitive, the game's relatively short length prevents this from becoming a major issue. For context, it took me just over 15 hours to achieve 100% completion. Beyond the simple joy of destruction, however, some of the game's other mechanics feel less developed. The main campaign offers little resistance, making most of the moment-to-moment combat quite easy. The true challenge is found almost exclusively in a select few optional mission objectives and challenges, some of which can be quite tricky. This general lack of difficulty makes the game's stealth systems feel largely redundant. The alert system adds little meaningful pressure, and the disguise mechanic, in particular, feels more like a chore than a strategic option. I only ever used it when a mission objective explicitly forced me to, as it makes your character slower and requires constant maintenance by reading minds. The story, a satirical take on 1950s America and the idealized "American dream," remains a highlight. The humor still lands, and its mockery of that era's paranoia and culture is sharp. While some aspects might seem dated when viewed through a modern lens, the game's commentary holds up well if you approach it without presentism. In conclusion, "Destroy All Humans!" is a fun and chaotic power fantasy. It's the kind of game you'll likely enjoy playing through once to experience the story and the simple joy of destruction, but it lacks the depth and replayability to draw you back in after the credits roll.

It's a good ole game, that doesn't try to overstay its welcome with live service slop, or leading you on with "content" every few months. Get in, play the missions and activities, unlock stronger weapons and upgrades, and dominate.

Pretty casual game. I liked the art style, the variety of weapons and how smooth the movement and controls were. Don’t play many games where you get to be the antagonist, so this one felt pretty unique to me.

É aquele tipo de jogo que não se leva a sério em nenhum momento, e isso é justamente o que faz ele funcionar tão bem. Você basicamente chega na Terra pra causar o caos, e o jogo abraça completamente essa ideia. O que mais me divertiu foi o arsenal. Usar a psicocinese pra sair arremessando gente, carro, míssil, tudo ao mesmo tempo é muito satisfatório. Dá pra ser criativo e bagunçar geral sem precisar seguir um padrão. A parte de infiltração também é bem interessante. Ficar disfarçado de humano, lendo mente pra não ser descoberto, quebra um pouco o ritmo da destruição e dá uma variada boa na jogabilidade. E quando você pega o disco voador, aí vira bagunça total. Destruir cidade, abduzir tudo que vê pela frente… é simples, mas divertido demais. No geral, é um jogo leve, engraçado e perfeito pra quem só quer sair causando sem pensar muito, com uma jogabilidade variada o suficiente pra não enjoar rápido.

As someone who thinks most remakes/remasters are dumb and lame I think this should be teh standard that all remakes should be held to: It backports mechanics and abilities from DAH 2, adds cut content, brand new original mechanics and overall plays like a brand new game. The game itself is like a GTA clone with a twist (youre an ALIEN WOAH). You blow stuff up, invader zim is constantly screaming on the radio you shove alien probes up people's rectums and make their heads pop and alltogether its just a fun time. TL;DR you commit terrorism, kidnap and do UNSPEAKABLE ALIEN DEEDS to women, torture and probe CIA agents to death, blow up the white house and capitol building then assassinate and replace the president. Overall a very fun game, get it on sale and be a cool little alien

the jokes are very funny and the game really make's you feel like you are in the late 1940's that all i have to say

A super fun game. They don't make'em like they used to. This game is from an era were games were fairly simple but super fun. Nothing bogs you down in this game. Highly recommended.