
Xenophage is a fighting game in the same genre as Mortal Kombat. This game features scrolling arenas that also zoom in and out, depending on how far apart the fighters are from each other. This is a unique feature in fighting games. The fighters all come from unique alien planets, so they look very cool and unusual.
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[b]Round 1:[/b] Fight! [b]Round 2:[/b] Xenophage has stopped responding... Oh. Ok, well... I'll try again. [b]Round 1:[/b] Fight! [b]Round 2:[/b] ... ... Ctrl+Alt+Del. Right click Xenophage. End Task.
As an actual game, really just don't bother. It has horrible clunky controls with barely any cohesion to the combo system. You can't control anything in the air or as far as I know, do any special moves, at least easily with these clunky controls. However as an oddity to bring up in a conversation about weird old DOS games, this is certainly a good one along with Tongue of the Fatman and other similar games. If you're looking for a properly good fighting game, go play Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter.
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Pros: Cool music Uninstall button works Cons: Basically everything else
As an actual game, really just don't bother. It has horrible clunky controls with barely any cohesion to the combo system. You can't control anything in the air or as far as I know, do any special moves, at least easily with these clunky controls.
The 90's were home to a whole squelching vomit parade of cheap Mortal Kombat wannabes, ranging from mediocre to legendarily terrible. Of those in the latter category, Xenophage may very well be the hideous, unplayable crown jewel in the Great Crown of Shame. This one is way, way beyond so bad it's good territory and shouldn't ever be experienced by anyone ever again. And it seems to know that, lasting five to ten minutes on average before locking up or just crashing. [i]Thrust back into existence by its cruel masters, it rebels against them, tearing itself apart, screaming "I was not meant to be!" And now, having seen things not meant for mortal eyes, I know only madness, and meat. [b]MEAT[/b] Yes. All the world shall soon know.[/i]
This game has one single pro: alien vs arcade fighter game. And thats it. As for its cons : Unbalanced mechanics and clunky controls stand out the most. Sound is ok, but is nothing overly exciting. Plenty more Apogee games that i would recommend over this if you want a classic. Which is a pity since the concept is good, if the concept only proved to be more than what they made of it. Disappointment.
[h1]Uno dei giochi più brutti che io abbia mai giocato[/h1] La grafica può piacere ai nostalgici, ma i controlli sono terribili, e si intuisce dopo pochi minuti che il gioco è stato [b]fatto con i piedi[/b], dalle pantegane. E poi, i gusti sono gusti, ma gli alieni, soprattutto quando fanno le loro mosse, li ho trovati [b]veramente orrendi[/b].
This game has never been any good, and nothing could ever change that. There is literally no reason to ever get this unless you ended up with it in a bundle/pack like I did.
This is a fighting game with aliens. It's not bad, but it seems unfair when your opponents use ranged attacks like spit or energy balls while you can't do anything like that. At least I haven't found a way to do it. It's not mentioned in the controls. Normal difficulty seems to be harder than it is, because they use ranged attacks and keep doing the melee attack. You can do the melee attack too, but you have to be close to them and faster than them. Crashes and the unfair AI ruin it for me.
que repulsivo.
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