Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition

Well, I'm on Windows 7, and I get the famous "APPCRASH" error every time the guy opens his eyes in the cage and looks at the alien. If I remember correctly, the name of that part is "Jail". Anyway, uninstalling... I'm not going to waste my time with this broken piece of software. There's the DotEmu logo, so I should have known that good things wouldn't happen... These guys don't know how to work!

... you folks could get the rights to the sequel? (Heart of the Alien was Sega CD only, but the original CD works well on a PC equipped with an emulator.)

this is a game that is THE cult classic of those memorization type platformers, the Puzzles make you do trial and error, but it is fun in it's own way, this PRESERVES all of what the game originally did, from the original PC version, and the only i seen Console port on the SNES. this takes the old game and makes it more, well presentable today, hi-res polygons, zero slowdown, and makes old players feel nostalgic, though i'm new, and this BEATS getting a physical copy and a Ol' Skool Machine and this can really introduce you to something....OUT of this world XD but i say it was the game grumps fault getting me into this so...who ever made this, it's a good game....justkiddingit'sfuckinmykruba

This is an absolutely fantastic game as far as the storyline and graphics are concerned, but the game also suffers from one fatal flaw ... the HORRIBLE controls!! I can't even begin to explain how much I hate the controls for this game. It completely ruined the experience for me. I can tell that this is a fantastic game overall, but I deserves the 3 star rating because of the excruciatingly bad controls.

I've never played 'Another World' until this 20th anniversary remastered release, and I'm glad I did! While the original lower resolution graphics can be toggled at the simple press of a key, I much preferred playing the game with its high definition graphics. The richer colour palate and smoother vector art add to the visual experience, while adhering to the simplistic artistic style of the original. 'Another World' is challenging, even by modern standard. The gameplay relies on much trial and error, as well as precise timing on the player's part. Thankfully, save points are plenty enough that not much progress is usually lost upon a death. The game is actually quite short overall, but the challenging gameplay extends the gameplay time. The feeling of outsmarting the enemy is rewarding, however, and just urges players to keep going.